Patient's question:
What should I do if I get pregnant unexpectedly? How can the harm be minimized? What happens if you have lower abdominal pain after taking birth control pills?Doctor's answer:
Consider it may be a side effect of contraceptive medication. It is recommended to pay attention to local hygiene, and it is also suggested to pay attention to local hygiene, eat less raw and cold irritating food, and consider observing whether there is any irregular vaginal bleeding or other conditions. This situation may also be within the normal range. It is better to avoid using contraceptive medication multiple times in the future. In fact, under normal circumstances, any form of contraception can cause certain harm to the pregnant woman. Therefore, patients should pay attention to their own diet. Contraceptive patients should pay attention to their own care, such as dietary regulation, pay attention to keeping warm and avoid catching a cold.