Patient's question:
Medical Description: On July 28th, I had my first sexual encounter with my boyfriend, but he only rubbed outside without penetrating. My hymen was not broken, but he ejaculated at the vaginal opening and wiped it off afterward. Sixty hours after the intercourse, I took two Yuting pills. Seven days after taking the medication, I experienced withdrawal bleeding, which lasted for three days. Ten days after the intercourse, I went to the hospital for a blood test, which showed no pregnancy. An ultrasound examination revealed a linear endometrium. Today is the seventeenth day after the intercourse, and I tested with three different pregnancy tests using morning urine, all of which showed negative. Am I pregnant? Is the result from the pregnancy tests reliable now?Medical History and Treatment Effects: No treatment has been administered so far.
Desired Help:
Doctor's answer:
Hello, there is a certain chance of contraceptive failure with emergency contraception pills. Additionally, emergency contraception pills should not be used as long-term birth control. It is recommended that you use early pregnancy test strips or visit a hospital to check HCG to confirm pregnancy. Most emergency contraception pills are made of hormone-based substances that can effectively prevent implantation of the fertilized egg, thus serving as a contraceptive measure. Since you have taken emergency contraception pills promptly in your current situation, the chance of pregnancy is still very small, but it cannot be completely ruled out. Currently, you can monitor any changes in your body and use early pregnancy test strips for testing if necessary.