How to Properly Use Emergency Contraceptive Pills After Vomiting
Emergency contraceptive pill On July 4th at 11:00 PM, I took a birth control pill, but I vomited around 11:20 PM (not due to an adverse reaction to the pill) because I was already feeling unwell and vomited stomach acid. After that, I took another pill (using the one intended for...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, just continue taking one pill every day. Wishing you good health.[Read More] How to Properly Use Emergency Contraceptive Pills After Vomiting
How to Properly Use Emergency Contraceptive Pills After Vomiting
Emergency contraceptive pill On July 4th at 11:00 PM, I took a birth control pill, but I vomited around 11:20 PM (not due to an adverse reaction to the pill) because I was already feeling a bit unwell and vomited stomach acid. Afterwards, I took another pill (using the one intend...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, I have responded to your question. Wishing you good health.[Read More] How to Properly Use Emergency Contraceptive Pills After Vomiting
Emergency Contraceptive Pills: What to Do After Vomiting?
Emergency contraceptive pill On July 4th at 11:00 PM, I took a contraceptive pill, but I vomited around 11:20 PM (not due to an adverse reaction to the pill) because I was already feeling unwell and vomited stomach acid. After that, I took another pill (using the one meant for Ju...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, please continue taking the original birth control pill, one tablet daily. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Emergency Contraceptive Pills: What to Do After Vomiting?
Understanding Endometriosis: Concerns About Medication and Sexual Health
Endometriosis I was recently diagnosed with endometriosis and am taking Danazol. I have a couple of questions: 1. If I have sexual intercourse while taking Danazol and the condom breaks, is it safe to take emergency contraception? (I am concerned that the emergency contraceptio...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it is generally not necessary to take emergency contraceptive pills again. The findings from the ultrasound may be related to the medication. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Endometriosis: Concerns About Medication and Sexual Health
Can I Get Pregnant After Missing a Birth Control Pill?
Can I get pregnant? I have been taking the contraceptive pill for two years. On July 3rd, I had unprotected intercourse with my boyfriend, and on July 4th, I realized that I forgot to take the pill on the 3rd. I took two pills that day, which were the last two pills in that pack....
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you should be in a safe zone and not at risk of pregnancy. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Can I Get Pregnant After Missing a Birth Control Pill?
Switching Birth Control Pills: When to Start New Medication?
Consultation on Switching Contraceptive Pills You have been taking Alyssa (24+4) for six months and plan to switch to Qlaira (21) starting next month. Your period usually starts on the third placebo pill, lasting a total of five days. When should you start taking the new Qlaira?
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, start taking the contraceptive pill on the fifth day of your menstrual period. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Switching Birth Control Pills: When to Start New Medication?
Should You Take a Break from Birth Control Pills After Six Months?
Is it necessary to stop taking birth control pills for one month after long-term use? Hello Doctor, I have been taking the oral contraceptive pill (Alesse) for six months. Do I need to take a break for one month before continuing? I currently do not have plans for pregnancy. Than...
Dr. Liu Fuping Reply:
Hello, taking contraceptive pills has its side effects, so it is best to use them under the guidance of a gynecologist and to have regular follow-up appointments. This issue varies from person to person, so it is recommended to consult with a gynecologist. Thank you.[Read More] Should You Take a Break from Birth Control Pills After Six Months?
Risk of Pregnancy from Incorrect Condom Use: Key Questions Answered
The probability of pregnancy when a condom is worn inside out? Hello Dr. Tsao, my girlfriend took an emergency contraceptive pill on May 8 (the second one this year). Her menstruation started on May 29. We had sexual intercourse on June 28, twice, using condoms throughout. After ...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, the chances of pregnancy should be low. You may want to wait another week or two, and if your period still hasn't arrived, it's advisable to see a gynecologist. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Risk of Pregnancy from Incorrect Condom Use: Key Questions Answered
Understanding the Use of Emergency Contraceptive Pills for Menstrual Delay
How to take emergency contraceptive pills? Hello Doctor, I have a wedding on June 25th (Tuesday), which coincides with my menstrual period. My obstetrician-gynecologist suggested that I take "Yueji" (a contraceptive pill) since I had taken it for 2-3 years about 4.5 yea...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
Hello: In response to your questions, here are the answers: 1. It is possible that ovulation has occurred, and contraception may not be fully effective. 2. The bleeding could be a side effect of taking birth control pills. 3. Start the next pack on the fifth day of your period, a...[Read More] Understanding the Use of Emergency Contraceptive Pills for Menstrual Delay
Emergency Contraception: Understanding Pregnancy Risks After Unprotected Sex
Emergency contraceptive pill During the fifth day of your girlfriend's menstrual period, on June 5th, you had unprotected intercourse and she took emergency contraception the following morning on June 6th. She experienced bleeding on June 10th. Given that she was on her peri...
Dr. Chen Zhiyu Reply:
Emergency contraceptive pills can only reduce the likelihood of pregnancy and do not guarantee 100% prevention. The extent to which they lower the risk is closely related to the timing of sexual intercourse, the timing of taking the medication, and the menstrual cycle. After taki...[Read More] Emergency Contraception: Understanding Pregnancy Risks After Unprotected Sex
Post-Pill Bleeding: Understanding Changes in Menstrual Flow After Emergency Contraception
After taking the emergency contraceptive pill, the menstrual flow has decreased but has not stopped for an extended period? Hello doctor, I had intercourse with my boyfriend on May 20th, but I was unsure if the condom slipped off during the act. Therefore, I took the emergency co...
Dr. Chen Zhiyu Reply:
Emergency contraceptive pills can only reduce the likelihood of pregnancy and do not guarantee 100% prevention. The extent to which they lower the risk is closely related to the timing of sexual intercourse, the timing of taking the medication, and the menstrual cycle. After taki...[Read More] Post-Pill Bleeding: Understanding Changes in Menstrual Flow After Emergency Contraception
Can I Start a New Birth Control Pack After Missing My Period?
Can I eat another box right after finishing 28 pills? Hello, here's the situation: I started taking the medication in February, and I had my period in both February and March. However, in April, I switched medications and took emergency contraception within 7 days, which res...
Dr. Chen Zhiyu Reply:
Emergency contraceptive pills need to be taken regularly to effectively prevent pregnancy. If menstrual cycles are irregular, it is advisable to first regulate them. It is recommended to engage in safe sexual practices throughout to avoid the risks of sexually transmitted infecti...[Read More] Can I Start a New Birth Control Pack After Missing My Period?
Impact of Emergency Contraceptive Pills on Menstrual Cycle After Abortion
Taking emergency contraceptive pills after an abortion? Hello, doctor. I was diagnosed with an intrauterine and ectopic pregnancy two weeks ago. The intrauterine pregnancy has been terminated using RU486, and the ectopic pregnancy has been surgically removed via laparoscopy. Howe...
Dr. Liu Fuping Reply:
Hello, taking emergency contraceptive pills can only reduce the likelihood of pregnancy and does not guarantee 100% prevention. It may also lead to menstrual irregularities, with subsequent periods potentially occurring slightly earlier or later. However, menstruation should occu...[Read More] Impact of Emergency Contraceptive Pills on Menstrual Cycle After Abortion
Understanding Emergency Contraceptive Pills: Timing, Effects, and Pregnancy Risks
Emergency contraceptive pill (taken within 1 hour) After having intercourse with my boyfriend, I noticed that the condom broke. I immediately cleaned up and bought emergency contraception within an hour. After taking it, I did not experience any bleeding for 7 days, only slight a...
Dr. Chen Zhiyu Reply:
Emergency contraceptive pills can only reduce the likelihood of pregnancy and do not guarantee 100% prevention. The degree of risk reduction is closely related to the timing of sexual intercourse, the timing of pill intake, and the menstrual cycle. After taking emergency contrace...[Read More] Understanding Emergency Contraceptive Pills: Timing, Effects, and Pregnancy Risks
Emergency Contraceptive Pills and Unscheduled Bleeding: What You Need to Know
Emergency contraceptive pills & intermenstrual bleeding On June 9th at 1 AM, during sexual intercourse, the condom slipped off. I took the emergency contraceptive pill (Postinor) at 3 PM the same day. My period started on June 18th and was expected to end on June 22nd. Howeve...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the bleeding you are experiencing cannot be definitively attributed to the emergency contraceptive pill or other causes. It could be due to hormonal imbalance or an early onset of your menstrual period. However, bleeding can also occur in the early stages of pregnancy or a...[Read More] Emergency Contraceptive Pills and Unscheduled Bleeding: What You Need to Know
Understanding Pregnancy Weeks: Key Questions and Concerns for Expecting Mothers
Gestational age Inquiring about when my girlfriend might have become pregnant: she took emergency contraception in mid-November. She had bleeding for 3 days at the end of November, then bleeding for about 3-4 days at the end of December, and several days of bleeding in early Janu...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you may be pregnant after taking the emergency contraceptive pill. Please visit an obstetrician-gynecologist to confirm the gestational age. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Pregnancy Weeks: Key Questions and Concerns for Expecting Mothers
Understanding Emergency Contraceptives and Ovulation Test Results
Emergency contraceptive pills and strong positive results on ovulation test strips? Hello, doctor. I would like to inquire about my menstrual cycle. I usually have a regular cycle of 28-30 days, with an average duration of 5 days. However, since I started taking the contraceptive...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it is normal not to ovulate. Typically, you should expect your period to arrive within a week after finishing the birth control pills. Just monitor your situation; it is not necessary to take health supplements. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Emergency Contraceptives and Ovulation Test Results
Understanding Emergency Contraception: Success Rates and Menstrual Changes
Emergency contraceptive pill has been taken? Hello doctor, I would like to ask the following: My girlfriend's menstrual cycle is 28-31 days. On June 17, it was the 8th day of her cycle, and her period had already ended. On June 17, we used a condom, but it broke, and I accid...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, taking emergency contraceptive pills can sometimes cause irregular menstruation; just monitor the situation. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Emergency Contraception: Success Rates and Menstrual Changes
Understanding Emergency Contraception: Pregnancy Risk After Unprotected Sex
Emergency contraceptive pill Your girlfriend's last menstrual period started on May 28, with an approximate cycle length of 32 days. She had unprotected intercourse on June 20 and took emergency contraception (Levonorgestrel) the following day. Given this information, the li...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, the chances are probably slim. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Emergency Contraception: Pregnancy Risk After Unprotected Sex
Should You Take an Extra Birth Control Pill After Diarrhea?
Diarrhea occurring half an hour after taking the emergency contraceptive pill? Hello Doctor: I have been taking the contraceptive pill, Mestranol, for about two years. After taking the pill tonight at 11:30 PM, I experienced severe diarrhea and watery stools about half an hour la...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, you can take one more pill. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health. Dr. Chang[Read More] Should You Take an Extra Birth Control Pill After Diarrhea?