Hello Doctor, I was six weeks pregnant when I had a miscarriage. One week after my miscarriage, I had sexual intercourse again. As such, I would like to know if it is too soon to have sex one week after a miscarriage and would there be any negative impacts? Additionally, if I take birth control pills daily, will it affect my ability to conceive in the future? I would appreciate your advice and consultation. Thank you very much!

I take birth control pills daily in a pack of 21. I finished my last pill three days ago and am currently on my 7-day break. Is it safe to have sex during the 7 days off birth control pills??

Hello, doctor! I am taking daily contraceptive pills (the 28-pill type). I took the first 7 pills correctly, but starting from the 8th pill, I mistakenly took them in reverse order: pill 14, 13, 12... until I finished the second row of pills and realized my mistake. During the 7 pills I took incorrectly, I had intercourse twice.

I just finished the first pack at the end of last month's cycle. How long should I wait before starting the second pack of the oral contraceptive pills? Since this is my first time using them, I do not fully understand it.

Daily birth control pills are an effective and simple method of birth control. Nowadays, the use of birth control pills is quite common. However, there are still many women who do not understand how to take birth control pills properly, so there are still cases of "unplanned pregnancy" even though they use the pills regularly.

Contraceptive pills are a method trusted by many women because of their convenience and effectiveness. However, many postpartum mothers still do not know how to use emergency contraceptive pills while breastfeeding to ensure safety.

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