Patient's question:
I am a university student at school. Yesterday, I went to the mall with my boyfriend because it was quite late, so we didn't go back to the dorm to rest but stayed in a hotel for the night. However, in our relationship, we couldn't control ourselves and had sex again. But I cannot have children.Doctor's answer:
Those who choose medication methods should take emergency contraceptive pills orally within 72 hours (the earlier the better) after another successful breastfeeding or non-breastfeeding sexual intercourse; those who choose intrauterine devices should have them inserted 5 days after sexual intercourse. Master the medication method. Taking emergency contraceptive pills after meals or before bedtime can reduce side effects such as nausea and vomiting. If vomiting occurs again within 2 hours after taking the medication, take the same dose immediately and also take an anti-emetic medication. After taking emergency contraceptive pills, no further non-breastfeeding sexual intercourse should occur during this menstrual cycle. If sexual intercourse occurs again, conventional breastfeeding methods should be used. If menstruation is delayed again, seek medical attention for a pregnancy test.