Patient's question:
What interference will occur if a doctor takes two emergency contraceptive pills within 3 days? Will breastfeeding be successful?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, taking emergency contraception twice within three days, how could it interfere with the effectiveness of breastfeeding and lead to successful breastfeeding. I suggest that taking emergency contraception twice consecutively is generally never likely to result in successful breastfeeding, and it may interfere with normal menstruation, potentially causing irregular periods, excessive peeling, and other conditions. Taking two doses of emergency contraception within three days, the effectiveness of breastfeeding can exceed 90%. After stopping emergency contraception, there may be medication withdrawal-related endometrial shedding and peeling within one week.