Emergency Contraception Questions! Problems with taking emergency contraceptives!! Urgent: Thank you

Give you the most effective way: wait until the 24th, see if there is a response, if you haven't come, you go to the pharmacy to buy a pregnancy test, use her early to get up for the first morning urine, do a test, ten minutes out of the result, compare the instructions test results, if you meet the state of just pregnant, you have to go to the regular ** hospital to do a urine test and B ultrasound ......! If you are not pregnant, you should also go for a check-up, which may be an inflammatory ...... such as irregular menstruationBecause taking oral contraceptives can also harm women ......Do as I say, this is what I just did in the front time, and I definitely want to help you!

Good luck!

Probably not! It is recommended that you first buy test strips and check it! If you're not in a hurry, wait until the 24th!

Contraceptives are not the same! Some people eat and come to menstruation! Some will extend the period time after eating!

Make the discrepancy irregular! So not quite sure!

Brother, first of all, I suggest that you don't be impulsive in the future, hehe.

If you eat it on the morning of the 12th, you probably won't get pregnant. After taking levonorgestrel, it will cause deviations in the days, don't worry, it should be soon, haha.

You don't need an expert to do this. After the 24th, menstruation will always be delayed or a few days earlier. If you're really in such a hurry and worried, go buy a pregnancy test kit and give it a try.

If you eat it, there will be no problem Menstruation will be delayed Don't always ask girls to eat that When you have menstruation, it hurts to death and it hurts to death for months I don't have time for many months I wish you good health.

Generally, within 72 hours, it is okay to take emergency contraception.

Because taking birth control pills has an effect on menstruation. Generally, there are cases where it is delayed by 1 to 5 days. Don't worry, in 2 days, it shouldn't be a big problem.

Taking this medicine is ***, it may cause menstrual disorders, wait and see, if it is more than 15, go to the hospital to see it

The definition in medical textbooks is explained as follows: from the day of the last menstrual period, to about the tenth day, the follicles in the ovaries mature into eggs, and then discharged into the uterine cavity through the fallopian tubes, which is the ovulation period, and the eggs can survive in the uterine cavity under normal circumstances, and the most fertile period is during this period. Therefore, the safe period should be around the weeks before and after ovulation.

However, the safety period is not absolutely safe, but only relatively safe. Because everyone's physiological situation is not absolutely the same, not all of them ovulate from the day of their last menstrual period and ovulate on the tenth day. Some people may move forward by two days, or they may move back by two days.

The day after menstruation is safe, and the day before menstruation is safe" is not true. Because, starting on the first day of menstruation, the development of the follicles in the ovaries will not stop, but will still develop as usual, and when the development reaches the tenth day, the follicles will mature into eggs, and will continue to be discharged into the uterine cavity. And so on and so forth.

In addition, everyone's menstrual cycle is different, some people may have a menstrual cycle in a few days, while others may have a menstrual cycle in a few days. All of these will have a definite impact on the estimation of the safety period. Therefore, the safety period should be calculated according to your actual situation, which should be more accurate.

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