Patient's question:
What are the bad effects of taking emergency contraception on the body?Doctor's answer:
Emergency contraception pills contain estrogen. If taken no more than three times within a year, they will not cause significant interference to the body. These pills can easily lead to endocrine disorders, resulting in menstrual dysfunction. As long as they are not taken too frequently, there is generally no major interference. Occasionally taking them once, it usually takes two or three months to restore normalcy. They will never cause long-term interference. Wishing you a speedy recovery.