Patient's question:
What are the side effects of emergency contraception pills? Are they common to most people or do only a few experience them?Doctor's answer:
Taking emergency contraceptive pills may cause nausea, dry heaving, dizziness, menstrual disorders, and withdrawal bleeding again. Long-term use may also lead to breast hyperplasia and interfere with pregnancy. Due to the side effects of the medication, not everyone will experience them. Most people have no significant reactions. It is recommended that you always use reliable contraception methods during sexual activity, such as condoms, to prevent unintended pregnancy.