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Emergency contraceptive during breastfee

2023-04-07 16:41:53
Can i take emergency contraceptive. I am a breastfeeding mother. If yes, which medicine is best in such situations.
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Pls connect for online consultation and prescription of medicine

Answered2023-04-08 12:15:15

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Emergency contraception is taken when there has been an unprotected sexual intercourse. The chemical molecule of all the medicines is same. So you can take any one of them.

Answered2023-04-07 16:47:48

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Consult for prescription. Consultation required for regular contraceptive method which is safe for breastfeeding mother

Answered2023-04-08 14:49:18

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All emergency pills hv a high failure rate U can be pregnant despite One

Answered2023-04-08 02:42:39

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