Is the statement below true? You don’t get withdrawal bleeding from emergency contraception. Withdrawal bleeding happens when you take actual birth control that suppresses ovulation all the time (like birth control pills) and pause it, causing bleeding that mimics menstrual bleeding but isn’t. Emergency birth control pills can cause a temporary disruption to your normal cycle, it doesn’t suppress it. That’s part of why it’s emergency contraception, it’s basically a heavy dose of hormones to prevent implantation. Sometimes it messes up your regular cycle, and your period comes before or after expected, but it’ll still be your period, not withdrawal bleeding. Is this statement avobe true?