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Accidentally Taking Two Birth Control Pills: What You Need to Know

Thinking that I missed a dose of the birth control pill... I took two pills within one day? Hello Doctor, I am currently taking oral contraceptives. I just started a new pack and I took the third pill today. My alarm went off at noon, and in the rush, I thought I hadn't take...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Thank you for your question. If you forget to take the pill for one day, you can take it the next day and it will still be effective in preventing pregnancy. However, if you forget for more than two days, it will no longer be effective.

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Understanding Irregular Periods and Abdominal Pain in Women

Menstrual irregularities and abdominal pain? Hello doctor, I would like to ask about my girlfriend who has a uterine fibroid and an endometrioma. She has been examined, and both are not large; the doctor said there is no need for surgery yet, as she is currently planning to conce...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Generally, small fibroids or endometriomas do not require surgery, but regular ultrasound or blood tests are still necessary. Your symptoms may be due to tumor growth or hormonal imbalance. If you continue to experience discomfort, you should consult your physician.

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Understanding Breakthrough Bleeding on Birth Control Pills

Oral contraceptives and menstruation? Doctor, I have taken 28 birth control pills, and I started bleeding after taking the third white pill in the last row. I also have some menstrual cramps, and the flow is similar to the first day of my period. Is this my period? Is there a pos...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
As long as you take it regularly, it is almost always effective for contraception. Occasional light bleeding is not a cause for concern.

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Could Low Menstrual Flow and Cramps Indicate Pregnancy?

Light menstrual flow! Lower back pain and menstrual cramps! Am I pregnant? On September 3rd, I accidentally touched my vaginal opening with fingers that had semen on them. My period did not come in September (from the 12th to the 17th). However, I had my period from October 9th t...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Thank you for your question. To determine if someone is pregnant, urine tests should be the primary method, as ultrasound cannot detect pregnancy in the very early stages. A retroverted uterus is not related to whether menstruation occurs or not.

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Understanding Pregnancy Chances: Key Signs and Symptoms to Watch For

Are you pregnant? What is the probability of pregnancy? On September 3, 2008, I accidentally touched my vaginal opening with fingers that had semen on them. My period did not come in September (from the 12th to the 17th). Subsequently, I had my period from October 9 to 17, Novemb...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Theoretically, it is not impossible to become pregnant. It is recommended that you first check with a pregnancy test.

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Understanding Ovulation Bleeding vs. Implantation Bleeding: Key Differences

Ovulation bleeding On January 1st, there was sexual intercourse with protection (using a condom). Menstruation started on January 3rd and ended on January 7th. However, on January 19th, there was something resembling menstrual blood on the underwear, which lasted for just one day...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
It sounds more like ovulation bleeding. If January 1st was the last sexual intercourse, then the chances of implantation are likely low.

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Accidentally Taking Two Birth Control Pills: What You Need to Know

Accidentally taking two birth control pills at once? Hello doctor, I have been taking the contraceptive pill Wenburen 28 for almost a year without missing any doses. Yesterday, I had sexual intercourse and took my pill on time. However, for some reason, I mistakenly thought I had...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
No, it still has contraceptive effects, so there's no need to worry. Generally speaking, it takes forgetting two consecutive days for contraceptive effectiveness to be compromised.

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Assessing Pregnancy Chances While Breastfeeding: Key Considerations

Possibility of Pregnancy Currently breastfeeding, with a 6-month-old baby. Had unprotected sexual intercourse in mid-January, but there was no ejaculation, only possibly pre-ejaculate fluid. Menstruation has not returned since postpartum. I took a home pregnancy test during the L...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
After giving birth, the ovarian function has not fully resumed, making it difficult to determine the possibility of pregnancy. Generally speaking, if exclusively breastfeeding, the chances of becoming pregnant are very low. However, if not exclusively breastfeeding, one can only ...

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Understanding Chocolate Cysts: Treatment Options and FAQs

Chocolate cyst Thank you, Dr. Huang, for your previous response. I would like to ask if chocolate cysts can be removed using hysteroscopy. Can non-nodular adenomyosis also be treated with hysteroscopy? Additionally, I would like to inquire about HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultra...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. Chocolate cysts can be removed using laparoscopy, rather than hysteroscopy, while fibroids located close to the endometrial layer can be resected using hysteroscopy. 2. In fact, each surgical method has its own advantages and disadvantages. We need to consider symptoms, locati...

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Understanding Birth Control Pills: Concerns and Effectiveness Explained

Contraceptive pill issues? 1. Since you have been consistently taking the contraceptive pill (Wenbu Nun 28) for over a year without missing any doses, the likelihood of pregnancy is low, even after engaging in unprotected intercourse. The effectiveness of the pill is high when ta...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Thank you for your question. Generally speaking, as long as you consistently take your birth control pills, the chances of becoming pregnant are very low, so you can feel reassured. In principle, you will lose contraceptive effectiveness only if you miss taking the pills for more...

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Understanding Chocolate Cysts: Treatment Options and FAQs for Women

Chocolate cyst Hello Doctor, the ultrasound examination revealed that I have a 7 cm chocolate cyst, an adenomyoma measuring 3 x 5-6 cm, and two small uterine fibroids. I am currently leaning towards laparoscopic surgery to address the chocolate cyst. I would like to ask: 1. Can...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Thank you for your questions. Here are the brief answers: 1. It can be addressed together when necessary. 2. Yes, complications may include menstrual irregularities or cessation, but after removal, resting for one cycle is sufficient before attempting to conceive again. 3. Yes,...

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Can You Get Pregnant After Taking Emergency Contraceptive Pills?

Can I get pregnant? Is taking the two pills from the pharmacy after sexual intercourse effective? Do I need to take another dose of emergency contraception? The sexual intercourse occurred on the last day of my menstrual period; is there a risk of pregnancy? Thank you.


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. It is generally safer to take the dose again every other day. 2. Generally speaking, the chances of becoming pregnant are very low.

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Understanding Abnormal Bleeding: When to Seek Further Evaluation?

Is it menstruation or bleeding? Why not conduct further examinations? Hello, I would like to consult a physician. I have not engaged in sexual intercourse, I am overweight, and I have high blood pressure. Two years ago, my menstrual cycle became irregular, and when it did occur, ...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Thank you for your question. Damage to the hymen can occur during a pelvic examination, so unless necessary, the physician will consider the circumstances. The risk of fibroids becoming malignant is very low, and if the condition is well-controlled with medication, there may not ...

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Can Breast Enhancement Supplements Be Safely Used?

Is it safe to take breast enhancement medication? Ingredients: Flaxseed powder, bee pollen powder (royal jelly powder), white high pearl extract (Pueraria mirifica), green papaya extract, maca extract, elastin (fish scale source), collagen, shea butter powder, soybean extract (co...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
This falls under the category of health supplements, and moderate consumption should not pose significant issues.

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Pregnancy and Uterine Fibroids: Concerns and Recommendations

Pregnancy and Uterine Fibroids Dear Director Huang, I discovered that I am pregnant two days ago, entering the seventh week. Due to experiencing light bleeding for several days, I sought medical attention at two hospitals. Both diagnosed that although the implantation site of th...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Thank you for your question. In general, having fibroids during pregnancy can increase the risk of preterm labor or unexplained abdominal pain. However, a fibroid measuring 4.5 centimeters is unlikely to cause issues related to space constraints for fetal growth. Therefore, it is...

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Understanding the Differences Between 1.5mg and 0.75mg Emergency Contraceptive Pills

Contraceptive issues? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about the differences between the 1.5 mg and 0.75 mg doses of Postinor emergency contraceptive pills. What is the difference between taking it as a single dose versus splitting it into two doses? Does the brand of the medic...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Thank you for your question. In principle, higher doses tend to be more effective (within 72 hours), but they also come with greater side effects. Generally, the dosage is 0.75 mg taken twice daily, and there should not be significant differences among brands.

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Pregnancy Concerns: Understanding Risks and Symptoms with PCOS

Pregnancy issues Hello, Doctor. 1. My period just ended on January 16, but I had sexual intercourse with my boyfriend on January 20. The condom broke, and he ejaculated inside me. I took the emergency contraceptive pill (Plan B) 30 minutes to 1 hour later. Is there still a chan...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Thank you for your question. Emergency contraceptive pills should be taken within 48 hours after intercourse, and they are over 95% effective in preventing pregnancy, so the chances of becoming pregnant are very low. However, high doses of emergency contraceptive pills can indeed...

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Understanding Menstrual Irregularities: Cysts, Causes, and Treatment Options

Menstrual irregularities Hello, Doctor: Five months ago, I went to a gynecology clinic for an ultrasound because my menstrual period lasted longer than usual. The doctor said everything was fine, but since then, my periods have been very frequent and prolonged. Recently, I went t...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. Generally, cysts smaller than 5 centimeters are often "functional ovarian cysts" that usually resolve on their own; a follow-up is recommended after 6 weeks. 2. Ovarian cysts can often be associated with hormonal imbalances, which can indeed lead to menstrual irregu...

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Post-Sexual Bleeding: Causes and Solutions for Women

Postcoital bleeding Hello, doctor! I would like to ask you a question! I have been taking oral contraceptives for six months, and I have not had any issues with sexual intercourse until last month when I started experiencing bleeding for several days. The blood was brownish, and ...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Thank you for your question. Based on the clinical information provided, it is difficult to make a definitive assessment. If there is bleeding after sexual intercourse, it could be related to cervical issues, such as polyps or tumors, or it may be blood coming from the endometriu...

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Understanding Subserosal Fibroids: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options

Subserosal fibroid issues? Hello Doctor, last September I went to a small clinic for abdominal pain and consulted a gynecologist. The doctor at the clinic said they had never seen this type of fibroid before and recommended that I go to a larger hospital. The next day, I visited ...


Dr. Huang Yuande reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
1. A fibroid measuring 5.9 cm may require surgery, but the decision largely depends on your symptoms. There are various surgical options available, including traditional mini-laparotomy, laparoscopy, and robotic-assisted surgery (Da Vinci). Each surgical method has its own advant...

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