Patient's question:
My child is only two years old this year. For the past few days, the child has had persistent high fever that doesn't go down, and there are also many small red bumps inside the mouth. I'm very worried that the child might have Kawasaki disease. So, I want to ask what are the symptoms of children with Kawasaki disease?Doctor's answer:
Contraceptives should not be taken long-term, whether it's long-acting birth control pills or emergency contraception pills. Long-term use can cause significant interference with the body. It can easily lead to menstrual disorders, and in severe cases, it may even cause infertility. Therefore, it's better to use other methods for breastfeeding. Traditional Chinese medicine breastfeeding is also beneficial to health. It's still better to use condoms for breastfeeding. Other breastfeeding methods are also beneficial to health.