Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:I took the birth control pill four times in a year. The last time I took it, my period came the following month, but it hasn't arrived this month. What could be the reason...
Doctor's answer:
Women who take emergency contraception pills may experience withdrawal bleeding, but breastfeeding has been successful. It is likely that the emergency contraception pill has caused temporary menstrual irregularity. Without any discomfort, there is no need to address it, as it usually resolves on its own.Advice: Emergency contraception pills have certain side effects. It is generally recommended to take them only once per menstrual cycle and not more than three times within a year. This medication suppresses ovulation and disrupts normal endocrine function, which may lead to menstrual disorders and delayed periods.