Patient's question:
For example, if you had sex without contraception before June 15th, the sperm and egg combined. On the 19th, you took birth control pills. If the fertilized egg implanted after the 19th, it means the implantation wasn't stopped, and you could still get pregnant in the future, right?Doctor's answer:
If the situation you mentioned is that you got pregnant after taking emergency contraception and a careful check did not succeed, you should first understand that emergency contraception should be taken within 72 hours after sexual intercourse, and the earlier it is taken, the better the effect. Therefore, you should have gotten pregnant before taking emergency contraception.It is recommended that you can also infer the delivery time based on the results of the B examination at that time. If the emergency contraception was successful and you got pregnant, the baby can be kept.