Patient's question:
What should I do if I get pregnant? The harm is relatively small. Please ask if taking birth control pills eight days after menstruation will affect the delay of menstruation.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the withdrawal bleeding caused by emergency contraception usually occurs about a week later. Your next menstrual period is generally about 10 days later than your original period. However, taking it twice a week can lead to menstrual disorders, bleeding, and prolonged spotting.Advice: Therefore, it can only be used as a temporary measure and cannot replace regular contraception methods. Usually, menstruation will gradually return to normal after stopping the medication. There is no need to worry too much. You can try other contraception methods in the future. Wait for another cycle, and if your period still hasn’t arrived in the next cycle, it is recommended to see a doctor to identify the cause and regulate your menstrual cycle.