Patient's question:
Will breastfeeding be successful if there is no recurrence of?Doctor's answer:
Emergency contraception pills are post-coital contraception pills. Taking them within 72 hours after intercourse can provide some breastfeeding effects, and the earlier they are taken, the better the effect. Emergency contraception pills have significant side effects, which can easily lead to withdrawal bleeding, menstrual disorders, endocrine disorders, and other side effects. Do not take them less than three times within a year, and do not take them less than twice within half a month. Withdrawal bleeding is only one side effect of emergency contraception pills and does not indicate the success of breastfeeding.