Understanding Irregular Periods After Stopping Birth Control Pills
Discontinuation of oral contraceptives? Hello doctor, I would like to ask about my situation. I have been taking the oral contraceptive pill (Diane) for almost two years. After finishing my last pill on February 22, my menstrual period started on February 27. Due to experiencing ...
Dr. Cai Yonglong Reply:
This may be ovulatory bleeding, which occurs occasionally in about 10% of women and is considered normal. If you have any concerns, please visit a gynecologist.[Read More] Understanding Irregular Periods After Stopping Birth Control Pills
Do I Need Emergency Contraception After Taking Birth Control Pills?
Oral contraceptives Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about my menstrual cycle. My period started on February 10 and ended on February 16. I took the oral contraceptive pill (OCP) for the first time to adjust my cycle, but I didn't start the second pack until February 18. O...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, if you start taking birth control pills on the fifth day of your menstrual cycle and take them consistently, they will be effective for contraception. On February 18, if you had unprotected intercourse with ejaculation, it is advisable to take emergency contraception as a ...[Read More] Do I Need Emergency Contraception After Taking Birth Control Pills?
Do I Need Emergency Contraception After Taking Birth Control Pills?
Oral contraceptives Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about my situation. My menstrual period started on February 10 and ended on February 16. I have been taking oral contraceptive pills for preemptive contraception. I delayed starting my second pack until February 18 to adjust ...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, if you start taking birth control pills on the fifth day of your menstrual cycle and take them consistently, they will be effective for contraception. If you had unprotected intercourse with ejaculation on February 18, it is advisable to take emergency contraception as a p...[Read More] Do I Need Emergency Contraception After Taking Birth Control Pills?
Understanding Pre-Pill Use: Concerns About Spotting and Pregnancy Risks
Regarding emergency contraceptive pills? I started taking the contraceptive pill "Yueji" (21-day regimen) on the first day of my period. The instructions indicate that after taking it for seven days, I can have unprotected intercourse, so I began on January 26 and had i...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
This is my first time taking the oral contraceptive pill, Yejih (21-day regimen), starting from the first day of my menstrual period. The instructions indicate that after taking it for seven days, I can have unprotected intercourse. I began on January 26 and had intercourse for t...[Read More] Understanding Pre-Pill Use: Concerns About Spotting and Pregnancy Risks
Understanding Birth Control Pills: Menstrual Irregularities and Pregnancy Risks
Regarding pregnancy and contraceptive pills? 1. I finished the first pack of 21-day oral contraceptive pills on January 21, but I experienced bleeding on January 20. I'm not sure if it was my period, but the flow was heavy and bright red, and it continued until January 28. W...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
1. I finished the first pack of 21-day oral contraceptives on January 21, but I experienced bleeding on January 20. I'm not sure if it's my period, but the flow was heavy and red, and it continued until January 28. Why is this happening? Generally, isn't it expecte...[Read More] Understanding Birth Control Pills: Menstrual Irregularities and Pregnancy Risks
Understanding Birth Control Pills: Your Questions Answered
Regarding contraceptive pills? Hello! I started taking the oral contraceptive pill purchased from the pharmacy on the first day of my period, which was on January 4th. Since my menstrual cycle is irregular, I considered the day I started bleeding as the first day. If I had sexual...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
On January 4th, I started taking the oral contraceptive pill purchased from the pharmacy on the first day of my menstrual period. Since my menstrual cycle is irregular and I wasn't entirely sure if it was indeed the first day, I considered the day I started bleeding as the f...[Read More] Understanding Birth Control Pills: Your Questions Answered
Understanding Delayed Menstruation on Birth Control Pills: FAQs
Menstruation occurs on the eighth day of taking oral contraceptives? I have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and started taking oral contraceptive pills (Alesse 21) four months ago to regulate my menstrual cycle. However, my period only arrives on the seventh day after taking the...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) has been managed with the use of oral contraceptive pills (Alesse 21) for the past four months to regulate menstruation. However, menstruation has only occurred on the seventh day after taking the pills each time. Recently, for the last two months...[Read More] Understanding Delayed Menstruation on Birth Control Pills: FAQs
How to Properly Start Your Second Pack of Birth Control Pills
Instructions for taking the second pack of emergency contraceptive pills? I would like to ask about my menstrual cycle. My period started on December 9, and I began taking the oral contraceptive pill. I finished one pack of the pill, Prilosec, last week, and my period is expected...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
My period started on December 9, so I began taking the oral contraceptive pill. I finished one pack of Qlaira last week, and my period is expected to start on January 7. Normally, I would stop taking the pills for 7 days after finishing the first pack and start again on the eight...[Read More] How to Properly Start Your Second Pack of Birth Control Pills
Understanding the Differences Between Pre and Post-Coital Contraceptives
Pre-conception contraceptive pills and post-coital contraceptive pills? Hello, doctor! A couple of days ago, I asked about vomiting twice after taking the oral contraceptive pill. You replied that I can continue taking the oral contraceptive pill and that I won't get pregnan...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
I would like to ask again! After taking the emergency contraceptive pill, I still continue to take my regular contraceptive pill without any impact, right? Answer: Yes, the regular contraceptive pill I was taking has already established a fixed cycle for my menstruation! Does the...[Read More] Understanding the Differences Between Pre and Post-Coital Contraceptives
Emergency Contraceptive Pill: Timing and Gastroenteritis Concerns
Timing for taking emergency contraceptive pills and management of medication for gastroenteritis? Hello, Doctor: I am currently taking the oral contraceptive pill, Yu Yue, and I have a few questions to ask. 1) What is the absorption time for oral contraceptive pills? 2) I had ...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
1) What is the absorption time for pre-exposure contraceptive pills? Answer: 6-12 hours. 2) I had gastroenteritis last night and vomited a few times before taking the medication. After taking the medication, I went to sleep and woke up three to four hours later and vomited once...[Read More] Emergency Contraceptive Pill: Timing and Gastroenteritis Concerns
Concerns About Contraceptive Pills, Alcohol, and Vomiting: What to Know
Emergency contraceptive pills, alcohol, and vomiting? Hello doctor, I took the Family Planning Pill No. 1 at 9:30 PM on December 31, 2017. This is my ninth pack. I drank alcohol around 10:30 PM and vomited at 2 AM. I took another pill after vomiting, but I vomited again at 3 AM, ...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
On December 31, 2017, at 9:30 PM, I took the first oral contraceptive pill from the family planning pack. This was my ninth pack. After drinking around 10:30 PM, I vomited at 2:00 AM. I took another pill, but then vomited again at 3:00 AM, so I didn't take any more. The next...[Read More] Concerns About Contraceptive Pills, Alcohol, and Vomiting: What to Know
Managing Menstrual Cycle with Birth Control: Tips for Exam Success
Medication consultation Recently, due to the upcoming exams, I took the oral contraceptive pill, Qlaira, to regulate my menstrual cycle and avoid my period during that time. I started taking it on December 27, and my exam dates are January 26 and 27. My previous menstrual cycles ...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, if there is no urgency, it is advisable to temporarily stop taking antibiotics and continue taking your birth control pills as scheduled. If you are concerned about the exam dates, you can finish the 21 pills and then start a new pack immediately...[Read More] Managing Menstrual Cycle with Birth Control: Tips for Exam Success
Understanding Breakthrough Bleeding on Birth Control Pills: What to Do?
Menstrual bleeding I started taking the oral contraceptive pill (Yaz) on the first day of my menstrual cycle. Before starting, I had an ultrasound at the gynecologist to confirm that there were no issues with my uterus. By the time I reached the 8th or 9th pill, I experienced som...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
I started taking the oral contraceptive pill (Yaz) on the first day of my menstrual cycle. Before starting, I had an ultrasound at the gynecology clinic to confirm that my uterus was in good condition. By the time I reached the 8th or 9th pill, I experienced some light spotting (...[Read More] Understanding Breakthrough Bleeding on Birth Control Pills: What to Do?
Can You Take Emergency Contraceptive After Starting Birth Control Pills?
Can I take emergency contraception after taking pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)? When can I resume taking PrEP? Your girlfriend took the oral contraceptive pill (Priliane) from November 10 to November 30, and her period started on December 5. She began a new pack of Priliane on D...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you can start taking the contraceptive pill on the fifth day of your menstrual period. If taken consistently, it will provide effective contraception, and there is no need to take an additional emergency contraceptive pill. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Can You Take Emergency Contraceptive After Starting Birth Control Pills?
Understanding Contraceptive Pills: Risks of Ovulation During First Month
Engaging in sexual activity during the ovulation period while taking oral contraceptives? I started taking the oral contraceptive pill, Alesse, on the first day of my menstrual period on December 6. Prior to that, I had unprotected intercourse on October 20, when my menstrual cyc...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Similar questions have been asked frequently. Dear inquirer: It is recommended to start taking birth control pills on the first day of your menstrual cycle. If you begin taking the pills after the second day of your period, it is advised to use additional contraceptive measures f...[Read More] Understanding Contraceptive Pills: Risks of Ovulation During First Month
Understanding the Concerns of Starting Birth Control Pills
Issues related to emergency contraceptive pills? This month is my first time taking oral contraceptives. I previously asked my doctor whether I should go to a gynecologist or buy them directly from a pharmacy, and the doctor said I could just buy them from the pharmacy. I am taki...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
This month is my first time taking oral contraceptive pills. I previously asked my doctor whether I should go to a gynecologist or buy them directly from a pharmacy, and the doctor said I could buy them from the pharmacy. I am taking Yejih 21 tablets (but I'm not sure if thi...[Read More] Understanding the Concerns of Starting Birth Control Pills
Understanding Emergency Contraceptive Pills: Risks and Effectiveness
Emergency contraceptive pill I am taking the birth control pill for the first time, and I am currently on the ninth day of the regimen. On the ninth day, I had unprotected intercourse with my boyfriend. Am I at risk of becoming pregnant?
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
This is my first time taking the oral contraceptive pill, and I have been on it for nine days. On the ninth day, I had unprotected sexual intercourse with my boyfriend. Is there a possibility of getting pregnant? Answer: Yes, there is a possibility.[Read More] Understanding Emergency Contraceptive Pills: Risks and Effectiveness
Missed Birth Control Pills: What Are the Risks of Pregnancy?
Missed taking birth control pills? I would like to ask the doctor, I usually take birth control pills. I missed two pills two days ago and took two pills yesterday. I had sexual intercourse with ejaculation early in the morning on the 7th, but I noticed some bleeding that seems l...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
I usually take oral contraceptive pills. I missed two days of pills a couple of days ago and took two pills yesterday to catch up. I had intercourse with ejaculation early in the morning on the 7th, but I noticed some bleeding that seems like my period coming early due to the mis...[Read More] Missed Birth Control Pills: What Are the Risks of Pregnancy?
Understanding Birth Control Pills: Managing Irregular Bleeding and Cycle Timing
Oral contraceptives Doctor, my last menstrual period started on November 1st. I began taking the 21-day oral contraceptive pill the next day. However, I have been experiencing brown discharge since starting the medication. After having sexual intercourse on November 18 and 19, I ...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, here are the responses to your questions: 1. If you experience menstruation or bleeding during the usage period, there is no need to stop taking the medication; continue to take it as scheduled. Once your body adjusts to the contraceptive pill, abnormal bleeding should c...[Read More] Understanding Birth Control Pills: Managing Irregular Bleeding and Cycle Timing
Understanding Contraceptive Pills: Risks of Pregnancy After Unprotected Sex
Emergency contraceptive pill If you start taking the combined oral contraceptive pill (21-day regimen) on the 5th day of your menstrual cycle and your period ends the following morning, and then you have unprotected intercourse in the afternoon while continuing to take the pill, ...
Dr. Huang Jianzhong Reply:
Starting to take the combined oral contraceptive pill (21-day type) on the 5th day of menstruation, and having unprotected intercourse the following afternoon after the period has ended, while continuing to take the contraceptive pill, results in a low probability of pregnancy.[Read More] Understanding Contraceptive Pills: Risks of Pregnancy After Unprotected Sex