Patient's question:
On the 6th, after my period had ended, I had sex and took two birth control pills. Then on the 16th, I experienced bleeding, which was similar in amount and duration to my usual period. On the 30th, I started using condoms. On the 1st, I practiced withdrawal ejaculation. However, I haven't had my period yet, and it's been delayed by 5 days from the normal schedule.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you should wait and see first. This menstrual cycle should be calculated based on the time of withdrawal bleeding. Let's see if your period will come in a few days. It is recommended that you take contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse, preferably using condoms while breastfeeding. Emergency contraception pills have many side effects, so it is best to avoid taking them. I hope this can help you. Generally speaking, if withdrawal vaginal bleeding occurs again after taking birth control pills, it should be considered a normal menstrual period. The next menstrual period should be estimated from the first day of withdrawal vaginal bleeding. It is suggested that you don't hurry and wait a few days to see what happens.