How to take emergency contraceptive pills?

Sometimes when a boyfriend and girlfriend are together, they are so passionate and in love that they don’t even take any protective measures. However, they don’t have the conditions to get pregnant, so after the passion ends, many women will take emergency contraceptive pills to prevent pregnancy. However, some people still get pregnant after taking birth control pills. This is mainly because the time of taking emergency contraceptive pills is inappropriate, or sexual intercourse is performed after taking the pills, leading to pregnancy. So, how should emergency contraceptive pills be taken to achieve the best effect?

1. After having unprotected sex, take the Minting emergency contraceptive pill as soon as possible within 72 hours for contraception, and the sooner the better.

2. It is best to take Minting for the first time in the menstrual cycle. If it is the second time, it is best not to take it again.

3. It is best to take the medicine before going to bed, which can reduce adverse physical reactions such as nausea.

4. After taking Yuting, you must use safe and reliable conventional contraceptive measures before the next menstruation to avoid the need for emergency contraception again.

5. Taking Minting will cause the next menstruation to come abnormally, usually one week earlier or one week later. If you encounter a delay, do not be anxious and wait for a while.

6. There is a 2% failure rate when taking Minting. Therefore, if your menstrual period is abnormal for too long, you should see a doctor in time to check whether the contraception has failed, or use an early pregnancy test strip to do a self-test.

Note:

1. It can only be used occasionally, generally once a month at most, and not every month.

2. Take one tablet within 72 hours, and then take another tablet every 12 hours, for a total of 2 tablets. The earlier you take the medicine, the better the effect.

3. If vomiting occurs within 2 hours after taking the medicine, you must take another tablet immediately.

4. If you have sex again after taking emergency contraceptive pills, you must take contraceptive measures, otherwise there is still a possibility of pregnancy.

5. Patients with cardiovascular disease, diabetes, breast cancer, breastfeeding women within six months after delivery, and those who are confirmed to be pregnant are strictly prohibited from using this medicine.

It should be noted that you should take emergency contraceptive pills as early as possible. If you have sexual intercourse again after taking the pills, you need to recalculate the time. However, it is okay to use emergency contraceptive pills occasionally, and it will not cause much harm to the body. However, taking them frequently will often lead to menstrual disorders and even symptoms of infertility.