Some friends may not be fully prepared when cheering for love, and may fail to take safety precautions in a hurry. Their biggest concern afterwards is the fear of unintended pregnancy. So, how can they avoid pregnancy after the first occurrence?
1. If a woman is not prepared for pregnancy but fails to take necessary contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse, it is highly likely that she will become pregnant after intercourse. Therefore, timely contraceptive measures should be taken in the early stage after the event to effectively prevent unintended pregnancy.
2. The most commonly used method of post coital contraception is oral emergency contraception, but these drugs also have certain indications and cannot be taken on their own. Because some women are not sensitive to these types of drugs, which can lead to contraceptive failure, and may even trigger drug allergic reactions due to excessive sensitivity, it is necessary to go to the hospital's gynecology department for examination before taking the medication and use this medication for emergency contraception under the guidance of a doctor.
3. Generally, emergency contraception drugs need to be taken orally twice. The first time is within 72 hours after the event, and the medication should be taken according to the doctor's prescribed time. Then, the second time of medication should be taken with a certain interval to promote uterine contractions and discharge of the pregnancy tissue after termination, thus achieving the purpose of emergency contraception after the event.
