Patient's question:
Hello, taking emergency contraception on the 5th, peeled on the 22nd, usually the days of the beginning of the month. Hello, is this withdrawal bleeding or menstruation? Is there a risk of pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
The birth control pill contains hormones, including a high amount of estrogen and progesterone. After taking it, it may interfere with the body's estrogen and progesterone levels, potentially causing withdrawal bleeding again, or even disrupting your menstrual cycle. Withdrawal bleeding usually lasts for a short time and has a small amount of blood flow, possibly occurring two or three days after taking the pill. Based on your situation, you may be experiencing a normal menstrual period, but it has returned with symptoms of early onset. It is recommended that you wait a few more days to carefully observe, pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm, avoid spicy and extremely cold foods, and closely monitor the amount of menstrual flow, the color of the period, and other normal signs. At the same time, pay attention to hygiene, wear loose and breathable clothing to avoid infection.