Patient's question:
We have been divorced for three years, and we already have a baby. Currently, I have been breastfeeding while taking emergency contraception pills. It is said that these pills can cause ectopic pregnancy. I would like to consult about this. Is this view true, and how can I prevent it? Can emergency contraception pills cause ectopic pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:I. I already have friends who have had their fallopian tube rupture as a result of this, requiring the removal of one fallopian tube. I don't recommend taking birth control pills, but if you only took them two years ago and haven't since, unless you have a specific constitution issue, this situation would absolutely not happen again. You can rest assured about that~~ In short, if you have ever taken any birth control pills, it's not advisable to conceive within the first year. Besides treating ectopic pregnancy, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and always maintain a happy mood, in order to enhance their constitution and slow down the recovery process.