Having sex after taking birth control pills

In daily life, when couples or lovers have sex and do not want children, they must use some effective contraceptive measures to reduce the possibility of accidental pregnancy. However, some people worry about getting pregnant when having sex again after taking the medicine. So, can you get pregnant after taking emergency contraception and then having sex?

Emergency contraception is a common contraceptive method at present. It can greatly reduce the chance of pregnancy, but it cannot achieve 100% contraceptive effectiveness. Therefore, it is still possible to get pregnant if you have sex after taking birth control pills. In daily life, we can adopt other more effective contraceptive measures, which can achieve better contraceptive effects.

When engaging in sexual intercourse, you can choose the following three effective contraceptive measures:

1. Use emergency contraception to implement contraceptive measures. Although emergency contraception cannot achieve 100% contraceptive effectiveness, it can still greatly reduce the chance of pregnancy. Therefore, the use of emergency contraception and contraceptive measures is still one of the more common contraceptive methods at present. Couples or lovers must use contraceptive methods when having sex to avoid accidental pregnancy, which will have a certain impact on the female body.

2. Use condoms to implement contraceptive measures. Condoms are the most effective contraceptive measure at present. As long as both parties use condoms properly during sexual intercourse, they can achieve a good contraceptive effect. Condoms can also effectively prevent the infection of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS. Therefore, using condoms for contraception is a very effective and safe contraceptive measure, but the prerequisite is that condoms must be used properly.

3. If you choose long-term contraception, you can let the man undergo sterilization surgery. For men to go to the hospital for sterilization surgery, it is a very effective way of long-term contraception, and sterilization surgery will not have a serious impact on the patient's health. Therefore, if the couple wants long-term contraception, they can let the man undergo sterilization surgery, which is also a very convenient and effective contraceptive measure.

To sum up, having sexual intercourse after taking contraceptives still cannot guarantee that you will not get pregnant, but it can greatly reduce the chance of pregnancy. Therefore, when engaging in sexual intercourse, both parties should take effective contraceptive methods, which can greatly reduce the chance of pregnancy. Although no contraceptive method can achieve the effect of complete contraception, it is still necessary for both parties to use contraceptive methods when engaging in sexual intercourse.