How many times a year should women use emergency contraception?

　　The hormone content of the drugs currently used for emergency contraception is several to ten times higher than that of short-acting contraceptive pills. Long-term use may have potential risks, but many female Think of it as a regular birth control method. Emergency contraception should be used no more than four times a year.

　　Emergency contraceptive pills should be used after regular contraceptive errors or unprotected intercourse, such as when the condom breaks or slips during sex. Pay attention when taking it, it should not be taken more than 2 times a month, nor 3-4 times within a year, and its usage requirements should be strictly followed.

　　Here we would like to remind female friends that taking emergency contraceptive pills once can only protect one sexual behavior. They must take regular contraceptive measures the next time they have sexual intercourse. It should also be noted that even if emergency contraceptive pills are used correctly, there is still a possibility of contraceptive failure. Therefore, if your next menstrual period is delayed by a week after taking the pill and you still do not have a period, you should go to the hospital. Hospital Check to rule out the possibility of pregnancy.