Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:I have taken emergency contraception pills 4 times already. My period flow is already quite light, and now I've had children. What consequences might taking these emergency pills have like this? What are the side effects of taking emergency contraception pills?
Doctor's answer:
The biggest side effect of emergency contraception pills is causing menstrual disorders, with delayed or early periods occurring repeatedly. You might be experiencing endocrine disruption caused by emergency contraception pills, and it is recommended not to use them more than four times a year. Currently, you can use Motherwort ointment to regulate your cycle. On a daily basis, you can use Black-Bone Chicken and White Phoenix Pill to regulate it. However, if you experience bleeding after taking the pill, your cycle is considered to start from the bleeding after taking the pill. Generally, emergency contraception pills are used under successful breastfeeding conditions and should not be used as a regular breastfeeding method.