Patient's question:
Yesterday, after staying in the same room with my boyfriend, I noticed the condom was broken. I'm postmenopausal, and I'm worried about getting pregnant. I don't want to use emergency contraception due to the side effects. Now, I want to know many methods of post-coital breastfeeding. What are the measures after breastfeeding?Doctor's answer:
During dangerous periods, the safest method of breastfeeding after a condom breaks is to promptly use emergency contraception, occasionally using emergency contraception. Generally, the interference is not significant, so there is no need to worry too much. It is recommended to take emergency contraception promptly after the event, as the effectiveness of breastfeeding is better. Emergency contraception should not be taken irregularly; it is advisable to take it no more than three times a year. In daily life, pay attention to diet, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, do not overexert yourself, and get more rest.