Patient's question:
Patient Gender: Hello, my period just ended on the 25th. Due to no prior protection during intercourse, I took emergency contraception on the morning of the 26th. On the 2nd of next month, the condom slipped off during intercourse. I'm not sure if I might be pregnant. If I take emergency contraception again on the 5th, will it be harmful to my body? But I don't want to have a child. If I do get pregnant, will it be harmful to the child? I don't know whether to keep it or have an abortion. I have already had two medical abortions in June last year and March this year. Please advise me and tell me the most feasible solution. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
It's still better to take emergency contraception pills, which are effective within 72 hours. If you have another miscarriage, wouldn't it be even more harmful to your body? In addition to regular treatment and contraception, patients need to consult experts more often and maintain communication with their doctors. Patients should also pay attention to nursing aspects, such as a balanced diet and keeping a positive mood. At the same time, they need to choose a reputable hospital for diagnosis and treatment to achieve good therapeutic effects.