Patient's question:
On November 13th, I had a miscarriage. On December 13th, after finishing my period, I had sex with withdrawal and then took emergency contraception. After that, I always used condoms for sex. The last time I had sex with a condom, pre-ejaculate leaked from the tip of the condom, which might have entered the vagina! My period is now delayed by five days, and a pregnancy test shows negative. Can I confirm that the emergency contraception didn't result in pregnancy? If the last time I had sex did result in pregnancy, should I keep the baby? Could it be deformed? I've been experiencing frequent urination lately! No other symptoms yet.Doctor's answer:
If you conceive after taking emergency contraception, it is best to terminate the early pregnancy! Now your period is delayed and hasn't arrived, so wait and see a bit more carefully! It is recommended that you relax mentally and maintain a calm mood, with regular routines, which is beneficial for endocrine stability and the arrival of your period! Focus your attention and wait a few more days carefully! If necessary, follow up for a thorough examination! The above advice is for the question "Can the baby be kept if pregnant after taking emergency contraception?" and is hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!