Patient's question:
After the menstrual cycle, I had sex and then took the birth control pill. A week later, I experienced withdrawal bleeding for 3 days, and then had sex again. Can I still take the birth control pill?Doctor's answer:
Emergency contraception pills can cause delayed or irregular menstruation, and vaginal bleeding. It is recommended to take them only after two normal menstrual cycles. The side effects of birth control pills are significant. If used frequently, they can lead to menstrual disorders. Long-term use can cause endocrine disorders, and it is not advisable to take them more than once a month. The impact on the body is considerable. Excessive use can disrupt menstruation and cause significant damage to the uterus.