Patient's question:
What should I do if I get pregnant unexpectedly? How can it be less harmful? After taking birth control pills, what are the side effects? How can you tell?Doctor's answer:
According to the symptoms you described, under normal circumstances, most birth control pills primarily contain a variety of progestogen drugs. The most commonly used medication is emergency contraception, which is used as a backup measure within 72 hours. After taking birth control pills, there may be a recurrence of endocrine disorders, leading to heavy uterine bleeding or physical thickening, or it may also cause adverse reactions such as withdrawal bleeding. For those with a weaker constitution, oral intake may result in dizziness, fatigue, or increased appetite.