Patient's question:
My menstrual cycle doesn't come at the same time each month. In December, it arrived on the 31st, and then on the 14th, we had repeated sexual relations, and the same thing happened on the 16th. Is this within 72 hours? But after the act, I took emergency contraception for 72 hours. Will this cause pregnancy? Does taking the pill delay the menstrual period? Will it come in these last few days of January? Urgent, please explain in detail. Does taking the pill delay the menstrual period?Doctor's answer:
Emergency contraception pills can disrupt the menstrual cycle, causing the period to be appropriately delayed. A delay of about 7 days is a normal phenomenon; it is essential to stay calm.Advice: Adjust your psychological state and maintain a peaceful mood. Emotions, environment, stress, medication, and overexertion can all cause menstrual cycle delays. In the future, it is best to use other forms of contraception. Emergency contraception pills should not be taken more than 3 times within a year.