Patient's question:
What should I do if I get pregnant? The harm is relatively small. What are the contraceptive measures for women?Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, women can choose to use intrauterine devices or short-term contraceptive pills for birth control, as these methods have fewer side effects. It is recommended to make reasonable choices and pay attention to local hygiene. It is advised to consume less spicy and irritating foods. Do not take them continuously within one menstrual cycle. It is best to use them only once every six months or a year. Long-term and continuous use of emergency contraceptive pills can have adverse effects on the menstrual cycle and may even lead to gynecological diseases in severe cases.