The dangers of taking birth control pills frequently and precautions for taking birth control pills

　　In life, after men and women have sex, they pay great attention to contraception. Among the many contraceptive methods, oral contraceptive pills are one of the commonly used contraceptive methods, but the side effects of oral contraceptive pills have always been female Friends are very concerned about this issue. So the question is, what are the dangers for women who often take birth control pills? What are the precautions for taking birth control pills? Next, I will introduce them one by one for your reference.

　　The dangers of taking birth control pills for women

　　1. Breasts distended pain

　　The reason is the stimulation of breasts by estrogen.

　　2. Irregular Uterus bleeding

　　Some women may experience spotting or bleeding after taking the medicine, but this generally does not require treatment.

　　3. Disgusting

　　Different drugs have different incidence rates, among which mifepristone is the lowest at 6% to 7%. Nausea generally lasts no more than 24 hours.

　　4. Early pregnancy-like reaction

　　A few people may experience mild early pregnancy-like reactions in the early stages of taking the medicine, such as nausea, dizziness, weakness, loss of appetite, fatigue, vomiting, etc.

　　5. Endocrine disorders

　　Long-term suppression of ovarian function by contraceptive drugs can easily lead to a decline in ovarian function, leading to endocrine dysfunction.

　　6. Pigmentation

　　A few people have symptoms on their forehead and face after taking the medicine skin Pigmentation occurs as a result of the effects of estrogen and progesterone, and usually recovers naturally after stopping the drug.

　　7. Menstrual changes

　　The most direct harmful effect of regular consumption of contraceptive pills is that it leads to low menstrual flow, which may even occur in severe cases. amenorrhea phenomenon.

　　8. Vomiting

　　Different drugs have different incidence rates. It is generally believed that when taken with food or sleep Taking medication before use can reduce the incidence of nausea and vomiting, but there is no definite clinical material.

　　9. Increased leucorrhea

　　It is mostly caused by long-acting oral contraceptives, which have high estrogen content. Excessive estrogen affects the secretory cells of the endocervix, causing them to secrete vigorously and causing increased leucorrhea.

　　10. Weight gain

　　Frequent use of birth control pills may also lead to rapid weight gain, leading to excessive obesity. If edema is present, diuretics and low-salt foods should be adapted ； If weight gain continues significantly, the medication should be discontinued and other contraceptive methods should be used.

　　Things to note when taking birth control pills

　　1. If vomiting occurs within 2 hours after taking the medicine, you must take another tablet immediately.

　　2. The main ingredients of some contraceptive pills are on the sugar coating and should be stored in a dry place to prevent them from becoming ineffective due to moisture.

　　3. It can only be used occasionally. Generally, it can only be used once in a month, and it cannot be used every month.

　　4. Take one tablet within 72 hours, and another tablet every 12 hours, for a total of 2 tablets. The earlier the medication is taken, the better the effect.

　　5. If you have sex after taking emergency contraceptive pills, you must take contraceptive measures, otherwise there is still a possibility of pregnancy.

　　6. Women over 40 years old, women who have given birth to children under two years old, and women who smoke or drink alcohol should be careful when taking female oral contraceptives.

　　7. Various contraceptive pills have different dosages and usages. Read the instructions carefully before use. Do not take long-acting drugs as short-acting drugs continuously to avoid damage to liver function.

　　8. People who have a family history of diabetes, are lactating, before and after major surgery, have blood vessel obstruction in their legs and lungs, are suspected of being pregnant or have suffered from jaundice during previous pregnancy should not take birth control pills.

　　9. Suffering from acute hepatitis, nephritis, heart disease, high blood pressure, malignant tumors, benign breast masses, and uterine fibroids； breast cancer , genital cancer and any other cancer ； Diastolic blood pressure above 12kPa, severe headache ； People with diabetes, epilepsy, mental illness and thromboembolic diseases (such as cerebral thrombosis, myocardial infarction, vasculitis) are contraindicated in taking birth control pills.