Women should pay attention to these 11 types of women who are prohibited from taking birth control pills

　　With the development of science and technology, there are now more and more contraceptive methods, among which the simplest method is to take birth control pills. However, birth control pills are not for everyone female All are suitable for taking. Some women taking birth control pills will have adverse effects on their health. healthy , if a sick woman takes it, it may aggravate the condition. Therefore, the 11 types of women introduced below should avoid taking birth control pills to avoid damaging their health or aggravating their condition.

　　this 11 types of contraceptive pills that women should not take:

　　1. For lactating women, contraceptive pills can inhibit milk secretion and affect the development of newborns through milk secretion. Therefore, lactating women cannot use them.

　　2. For women with scanty menstruation, taking birth control pills may further reduce menstruation.

　　3. Smoking women over 35 years old should not take it for a long time to avoid premature ovarian failure.

　　4. Women older than 45 years old, whose hormone levels fluctuate greatly during this period, are generally not suitable to use birth control pills for contraception.

　　5、mental illness Patients, because they are mentally ill and unable to take care of themselves, may take the wrong medicine by mistake, resulting in adverse consequences.

　　6、Gynecology Cancer patients, due to gynecological tumors, breast disease Most of them are hormone-dependent diseases. Taking contraceptives containing estrogen and progesterone can aggravate the condition and should be banned.

　　7. Women suffering from acute and chronic hepatitis and nephritis. Because contraceptives entering the body are metabolized by the liver and excreted by the kidneys, if used by women with acute or chronic hepatitis and nephritis, it will increase the burden on the liver and kidneys.

　　8、Hyperthyroidism For women who have not yet been cured, contraceptive pills will increase the body's thyroid hormone binding globulin (TBG). Although they have little effect on FT3 and FT4, women who are still in the treatment period for hyperthyroidism should first consult an endocrinologist and gynecologist whether they can take contraceptive pills.

　　9. For patients with blood diseases and endocrine diseases, contraceptive pills can cause hypercoagulation and increase the risk of thrombosis. They can increase blood sugar and affect thyroid function. Therefore, patients with various blood diseases and endocrine diseases such as diabetes and hyperthyroidism should avoid using them.

　　10. Women with cardiovascular diseases, such as heart disease and high blood pressure. The estrogen in contraceptive pills will retain water and sodium and increase the burden on the heart. Women with heart disease or poor cardiac function should not take it. The progesterone in oral contraceptive pills is closely related to the formation of hypertension. The incidence of hypertension caused by oral contraceptive pills is generally about 5%.

　　11. For women with diabetes or risk of diabetes, it is understood that birth control pills containing sex hormones can resist insulin and increase blood sugar at the same time. This change is especially obvious within the first 1 to 2 months of using birth control pills. Women with diabetes or a family history of diabetes must take birth control pills, monitor their blood sugar, and see a doctor immediately if there are any abnormalities.