What is the matter if there is no withdrawal bleeding after taking birth control pills?

Patient's question:

I took the birth control pill last time and didn't have repeated withdrawal bleeding. I'm curious. I want to ask what's going on?

Doctor's answer:

After taking emergency oral contraceptives, repeated withdrawal bleeding occurs 3-7 days after stopping the medication. This can still be successful breastfeeding. If the endometrium is thin, there may be no bleeding. However, it doesn't necessarily mean successful breastfeeding. If you are not planning to get pregnant, it is recommended to have safe contraceptive measures to prevent accidental pregnancy. Frequent miscarriages can be harmful to your body and the endometrium. You can use condoms while breastfeeding, or use an intrauterine device (IUD) after your period is clean for safer breastfeeding.

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