Patient's question:
On November 14th, I had my period. I took emergency contraception around the 8th or 9th. Before taking the pill, the test showed no pregnancy. On the 3rd, the test indicated pregnancy. The hospital's transvaginal ultrasound showed a size of 3mm x 3mm. It was too small to confirm it as a gestational sac, but the test paper showed pregnancy, so it should be reliable.Doctor's answer:
Because this is just a pregnancy caused by the failure of taking birth control pills, it has no impact on the fetus, so the baby can be kept. Please don't worry. Rest well, drink more water, eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid spicy, irritating, greasy, and fried foods. Engage in appropriate exercise, maintain a cheerful mood, and adopt a positive and optimistic attitude towards life. In fact, under normal circumstances, practicing any form of contraception can have certain harms to the patient. Therefore, patients should pay attention to their diet. Contraception patients should take care of themselves, such as paying attention to keeping warm and avoiding cold water.