Patient's question:
I checked with my boyfriend last night after we had sex, and it turns out it was exactly ovulation period. I want to consult about how many days after taking emergency contraception during ovulation period will I get my period?Doctor's answer:
Emergency breastfeeding refers to a breastfeeding method used to prevent pregnancy during a period without protective behavior or after successful breastfeeding for a certain time. Drug-based breastfeeding is the most common method. Emergency contraception on the day of ovulation is effective, generally preventing pregnancy, but it can easily cause menstrual abnormalities. Emergency breastfeeding has significant side effects, easily leading to endocrine disorders and menstrual irregularities. The next menstrual period is uncertain. It is recommended to monitor the menstrual cycle, use contraception, and avoid taking birth control pills in the future. It is also advised to resume protective measures during sexual activity. In daily life, one should focus on recovery. Taking birth control pills may also cause menstrual irregularities. Therefore, it is best to follow a doctor's advice to undergo a period of adjustment and careful observation, and actively enhance nutrition.