Patient's question:
Sure, I can help with that. Please provide the content you would like translated.Doctor's answer:
After stopping oral contraceptives, pregnancy can be achieved without the need to wait 3-6 months. If, during pregnancy, a small amount of short-acting oral contraceptives is accidentally taken occasionally, it will not pose any known harm to the mother or fetus, and there is no need to resort to induced abortion for this reason.