Is it normal to not have withdrawal bleeding after taking birth control pills?

If a man and a woman are not sure they want to have a child when they have sex, they should take relevant contraceptive measures to avoid the problem of unwanted pregnancy. If you don't take good contraceptive measures, you can also take emergency contraceptive pills after sexual intercourse to achieve good contraceptive effects. Generally speaking, after taking emergency contraceptive pills, there will be withdrawal bleeding. But is it normal not to have withdrawal bleeding after taking emergency contraceptive pills?

1. It is normal for women to experience withdrawal bleeding after taking emergency contraceptive pills. On the contrary, if bleeding is not drawn out, it is likely that the disease has begun. At this time, it is best to pay more attention to understand what causes women to bleed continuously, and then treat it according to the patient's actual situation. In addition, we should also take good care of our bodies in life, pay attention to the cause of the bleeding, and then treat it according to our actual situation.

2. It is normal if there is no withdrawal bleeding after taking emergency contraceptive pills. Because the adverse reactions of emergency contraceptive pills may vary depending on the time of oral administration. For example, if taken orally in the first half of the menstrual cycle, it may cause significant menstrual disruption and withdrawal bleeding may also occur. If you take emergency contraceptive pills orally in the second half of your menstrual cycle, the damage may be relatively small, the interference with your menstruation may also be relatively small, and withdrawal bleeding may not occur. However, withdrawal bleeding cannot be used to determine whether you are pregnant or if the pregnancy is successful. Withdrawal bleeding is just an adverse reaction of the drug. Everyone's physical constitution is different. Some people will have it and some will not. The sign of whether the contraceptive pill is successful is menstruation.

3. Some people will experience withdrawal bleeding 3-7 days after taking emergency contraceptive drugs, but most people do not react. This cannot be used as a sign of whether the contraception is successful. It is recommended that you do not worry. The effectiveness of emergency contraceptive drugs is over 99%. Taking them may cause menstrual disorders. It is recommended that you wait patiently. Whether there is withdrawal bleeding has little to do with whether the contraception is successful.