Can I get pregnant if I take emergency contraceptive pills during ovulation?

Taking birth control pills is the contraceptive method chosen by many young people today, mainly because it is simple and convenient. We all know that women have ovulation period for a few days every month. The pregnancy rate during this period is very high, but some couples do not plan to have children for the time being, so they take birth control pills during the ovulation period. So will taking birth control pills during ovulation lead to pregnancy? Today I will explain it to you in detail.

The side effects of birth control pills may lead to endocrine disorders, irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, infertility, or gastrointestinal discomfort, headache, weight gain, nervousness, depression, skin pigmentation and acne, etc. Contraceptive pills cannot be used more than three times within a year and can only be used once a month. It is recommended that you take other contraceptive measures in the future.

Emergency contraception works by interfering with a woman's reproductive cycle, preventing or delaying ovulation, interfering with fertilization and preventing the implantation of a fertilized egg. It is generally effective when taken within 72 hours. But it is not 100% effective. It is recommended to do an early pregnancy test to confirm pregnancy when the menstruation is delayed by about 7-10 days.

Emergency contraceptive pills are a method of contraception that is effective 72 hours after intercourse. Because the side effects of emergency contraceptive pills are greater than those of general contraceptive pills, if you have regular sexual life, it is advisable to start taking short-acting contraceptive pills one month before that. It does not affect the menstrual cycle and has a stable effect. You can also take quick-acting contraceptive pills on the night of cohabitation.

If you have regular sexual life, it is advisable to start taking short-acting contraceptives one month before that. It does not affect the menstrual cycle and the effect is stable. You can also take quick-acting contraceptive pills on the night of cohabitation. It is not advisable to use the safe period contraceptive method, because occasional emotional excitement during sexual intercourse often leads to "improvised ovulation" or "early ovulation", and the safe period cannot be calculated accurately, which can easily lead to contraceptive failure.

The above is the information about whether women can get pregnant if they take birth control pills during their ovulation period. I wonder if you understand it after reading it? In fact, taking birth control pills during ovulation is still dangerous. There is still a possibility of pregnancy, and it is not good for the baby. So I would like to advise you that if you don’t plan to have a baby, it is better to make complete contraceptive preparations.