Patient's question:
My husband never wants to use contraception during intimacy, and I always take the pill afterward to correct it. However, I've been feeling unwell recently and can't take the pill. Yet, we had sex last night. I'd like to consult a doctor specifically about whether this is safe and if there's a risk of pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Not using contraception during sexual intercourse is very unsafe and can very likely lead to pregnancy. If you do not want a child, it is recommended to take proper contraceptive measures. If pregnancy occurs, undergoing an abortion procedure can cause significant harm to a woman's body. After sexual intercourse, it is important to stay alert and change underwear and pants frequently to avoid laundry. This helps prevent gynecological infections. Additionally, avoid working overtime and using mobile phones frequently. Participate actively in physical exercise to regulate physical and mental health, and maintain personal hygiene.