Can a physical examination detect emergency contraception?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Hello! It can't be detected, except for hormone issues. Routine physical examinations can't detect it either. However, emergency contraception pills have significant side effects and high dosages. They can only be taken a maximum of three times a year, and taking too many can affect fertility. Contraceptives can cause endocrine disorders, leading to irregular menstruation, abnormal bleeding, dizziness, and other common reactions.