Patient's question:
Does emergency contraception interfere with pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Emergency contraception should not be taken more than twice a month or more than three times a year. Excessive or frequent use of emergency contraception can lead to menstrual disorders and ovulation disorders, interfering with pregnancy. Emergency contraception is a measure to address successful breastfeeding, not a method of contraception. If you are breastfeeding and need to take emergency contraception, do not take it excessively or too frequently. Instead, use condoms or intrauterine devices for breastfeeding.