Patient's question:
Around the 5th, then it didn't come until the 15th in July. Also, it's less than usual but has been continuous without interruption, and it lasted for three days. Previously, it was always for five days. On the 13th of this month, which is today, it also came, but it's still very light.Past treatment and effectiveness: Used early pregnancy tests, but the second line was very faint, almost invisible.
What kind of help you want: Want to know if it could be pregnancy. The test is like this, but both times it was a period. Is this considered a period?
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: It should be caused by birth control pills. Side effects of emergency contraception pills: 1. Irregular vaginal bleeding during menstruation. 2. Excessive or insufficient menstrual flow. 3. Shortened menstrual cycle. 4. Increased leukorrhea. 5. Breast swelling, palpitations, flushing, lower back pain, abdominal pain, etc. 6. Headache. If you frequently take emergency contraception pills, it can lead to menstrual disorders, irregular periods, and even infertility. Take good care of yourself, eat more nourishing foods, such as goji berries, jujubes, wolfberry, Chinese yam, etc., to replenish blood and qi. Avoid strenuous physical activity and stay away from cold environments.