Patient's question:
On November 7th, I had sex with my boyfriend and took birth control pills. Then on the 17th, I didn't take any birth control pills and didn't take any other precautions. My period came on November 27th. Will I get pregnant? Last month was October 27th. Because I'm still a student, I'm very upset.Digestive response: November 23rd, it came four days earlier.
Digestive response: I will definitely not get pregnant.
Doctor's answer:
Emergency contraception pills serve as a post-coital remedy. They are effective when taken within 72 hours after sexual intercourse, and the earlier they are taken, the better the effect. However, taking emergency contraception pills can disrupt the endocrine system, causing irregular ovulation and menstruation cycles for three months after ingestion. Based on this information, if menstruation has already occurred after sexual intercourse, it proves that the possibility of pregnancy from sexual activities before the period is unlikely.