Patient's question:
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The success rate of emergency contraception is 95%, but there is still a certain chance of pregnancy. This medication can disrupt the menstrual cycle, causing it to be delayed or early. Temporary use of the drug may also lead to a temporary increase in hormone levels in the blood, followed by a decrease and subsequent withdrawal bleeding, which may manifest as an early menstrual period. If the blood flow is normal, it is considered a menstrual period. If the flow is excessive, consult a doctor. If the flow is very light, no treatment is necessary, but you should still practice contraception until the next menstrual period.