Patient's question:
Doctor, I usually get my period on the 16th of every month. Last month, my period came on the 16th, but I didn't have it on the 21st. Then, I had sex with my boyfriend on the 24th with internal ejaculation and was afraid it wasn't safe, so I took emergency contraception that night. On the 30th, I experienced withdrawal bleeding, which stopped on June 2nd. Tonight, the 4th, I had internal ejaculation again. Do I still need to take emergency contraception? I read the instructions and it says that emergency contraception should not be taken more than twice a year. If I don't take it, will I get pregnant? Also, the withdrawal bleeding I experienced last time after taking emergency contraception was it because the hormones in the pill advanced my next period? Is this time's internal ejaculation within the safe period?Doctor's answer:
Eat less irritating foodsAvoid excessive vaginal cleaning
Maintain a positive mood
Clothing choices: Wear pure cotton underwear because pure cotton underwear helps improve vaginal ventilation. Most inflammatory bacteria are Gram-negative anaerobic bacteria that dislike oxygen. Pure cotton underwear allows for ventilation and oxygen exposure, which can help prevent the occurrence of vaginal infections. Avoid wearing tight or poorly ventilated jeans as outerwear, as this can exacerbate vaginal lack of ventilation.