Hello doctor! 3-4 weeks ago, my boyfriend and I had sex. We used a condom, but later discovered that the condom was torn.

The day I had sex was the day of low fertility in the month but unfortunately it happened unintentionally. So doctor, if I calculate according to my menstrual cycle, should I take birth control pills?

Several months ago, I had sex with my boyfriend. Because we were afraid of getting pregnant, we decided to use emergency contraceptive pills. About a week later, I took them again. It has been almost 10 months now and I have not abused them anymore. I read online that there are many side effects that will have consequences later on. I regret it very much. Can you advise me if taking 2 emergency contraceptive pills in 1 month is dangerous?

Because I didn't know, after having sex after 12 hours, I took the 72-hour emergency contraceptive pill. The next night, I had sex again and took another 120-hour pill. Doctor, can you tell me if it is dangerous to take 2 emergency contraceptive pills at the same time, 72-hour and 120-hour?

Currently, there are many cases where women choose to use emergency contraception after having unprotected sex without knowing what side effects the emergency contraceptive pill has and what emergency contraceptive pill can do. no harm.

Hello doctor, I have a question for you. After having sex, then taking birth control pills and checking the pregnancy test strip shows 1 line. Along with that, women are accompanied by a change in the menstrual cycle, about 1 month after the onset of menstruation. So in your case, are you pregnant?