Patient's question:
I took emergency contraception twice within a month. A week later, I had sex with my boyfriend. What is the likelihood of getting pregnant?Doctor's answer:
According to the description, emergency contraception is only effective for breastfeeding if sexual activity occurs before taking the medication. If there is sexual activity after taking the medication without taking precautions, it is not effective for breastfeeding. If a woman is in the menopausal stage, there is a possibility of pregnancy. Emergency contraception should not be taken frequently; it should not exceed three times a year, with each dose separated by more than three months. Otherwise, it can easily lead to menstrual disorders or even infertility.