Patient's question:
Doctor, I would like to ask for advice. I'm not feeling well, what's wrong? Did taking emergency contraception three times in half a year harm my body?Doctor's answer:
Emergency contraception pills should not be taken more than three times within a year. If taken less than three times within a year, it can easily lead to endocrine disorders and result in irregular menstruation. After taking emergency contraception pills, there may be withdrawal bleeding again. If this medication is taken frequently, it can lead to frequent withdrawal bleeding and easily cause the endometrium to become thin. This can affect future conception and may lead to the recurrence of infertility.