Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided content, with the original Chinese line breaks preserved:"Having sex two days before ovulation, then taking an emergency contraceptive pill that night, and then having sex again in the afternoon of the third day. There was a little sperm discharge from the tip of the penis, but it wasn’t ejaculation. The next day at night, there was some bleeding, but it wasn’t much. The next morning, there was still some bleeding, but it was still not much, and it stopped by night. Is this normal? Will the little bit of sperm that came out after taking the emergency contraceptive pill within 24 hours of eating it get me pregnant? Should I take another pill? Can I take two in a month if I do? Or is the chance of getting pregnant higher this way? Digestive symptoms: Will the period still come this month if this happens?"
Doctor's answer:
The chance of pregnancy should not be too high. The skin peeling after coitus for a woman might be caused by taking emergency contraception pills, which is normal. Women should not worry too much about it. Women who have taken birth control pills should pay attention to rest, maintain emotional stability, stay cheerful, and keep the perineum clean and hygienic. When coitus occurs in the future, it is best to use condoms for breastfeeding. It is advisable to avoid taking emergency contraception pills as much as possible, as they can cause certain harm to the body.