Patient's question:
17th October, took birth control pills for dinner 18th, nearly 9-10 months. In November 18th, stopped taking the pills, then had sexual intercourse in December. January, which is now, has not had a menstrual period. If this situation gets pregnant, can the child be preserved?Doctor's answer:
Generally, it takes about a year after stopping birth control pills before you can get pregnant. But if you do get pregnant, it's recommended to first confirm whether you are indeed pregnant. You can go to the hospital for a blood test to check hCG and then decide how to proceed with the pregnancy. Since getting pregnant is quite difficult now, if you do conceive, you should go ahead with it! The above advice is for the question "If you get pregnant in this situation, can you keep the child?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!