Not everyone can take birth control pills. 8 categories of women are prohibited from taking birth control pills.

　　Birth control pills are over-the-counter medicines and are sold in most pharmacies. a lot of female Contraception is achieved by taking birth control pills, but because it is difficult for ordinary people to judge the side effects and contraindications, some women experience physical discomfort after taking birth control pills. Among them, the editor reminds that there are 8 categories of women who cannot take birth control pills, and long-term use of birth control pills also has certain side effects. Therefore, women should be careful when taking birth control pills.

　　8 types of women are prohibited from taking birth control pills

　　1. People with scanty menstruation are prohibited from taking birth control pills, otherwise they may further reduce menstruation.

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

　　3. People over 45 years old have large fluctuations in hormone levels during this period, so it is generally not suitable to use birth control pills for contraception.

　　4、mental illness Mental patients who cannot take care of themselves may take the wrong medicine by mistake, resulting in adverse consequences.

　　5. Birth control pills for lactating women can inhibit milk secretion and affect the development of newborns through milk secretion. Therefore, lactating women cannot use them.

　　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. For patients with serious diseases, since hormone drugs need to be metabolized in the liver and eliminated from the kidneys, their use will increase the burden on liver and kidney function, so patients with hepatitis or nephritis should not use them.

　　8. 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.

　　Side effects of long-term use of birth control pills

　　1. Breasts distended pain

　　Generally, the dosage can be reduced. If severe, discontinuation of the medication should be considered and other contraceptive measures should be used.

　　2. Intermittent vaginal bleeding

　　It often occurs after missing long-term contraceptive pills. Generally, as long as you continue to take the pill on time, the bleeding will stop and the menstrual period will become normal. Of course, you can also ask your doctor to adjust the medicine, or you can switch to other contraceptive pills. If you have bleeding after taking the No. 2 contraceptive pill, you can switch to the No. 1 contraceptive pill.

　　3. Gaining weight too quickly

　　If there is edema, it is also a side effect of long-term contraceptive pills. You should adapt to using diuretics and low-salt food.； If weight gain continues significantly, the medication should be discontinued and other contraceptive methods should be used.

　　4. Increased and thin leucorrhea

　　It often occurs after taking long-acting contraceptive pills, and generally does not require treatment. If there is excessive leucorrhea, you can put a traditional Chinese medicine vaginal discharge tablet in the vagina every night.

　　5. Brown spots on the face

　　This is also a manifestation of the side effects of long-term contraceptive pills, which will generally disappear after stopping the drug. If you take vitamin B and vitamin C, the effect will be better.

　　6. Oligomenorrhea or even menorrhagia after taking long-term contraceptive pills amenorrhea

　　This condition is usually temporary and affects the body healthy It doesn't have much impact. If amenorrhea lasts for 3 months, medication should be suspended. Wait until menstruation resumes before continuing to take the medicine. If you still don’t have menstruation within 1 month after stopping the medicine, you should go to Hospital Go for a checkup and get treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

　　7. Others

　　Loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, and weakness are also side effects of long-term contraceptive pills.

　　The above symptoms often occur when you start taking medicine. When this reaction occurs, you can drink some strong tea, chew some candied ginger, and pickles.； On the other hand, you must insist on taking long-term contraceptive pills as prescribed. As the body adapts to the drug, the reaction will gradually disappear. Some women have severe reactions and may take appropriate drugs to suppress the reaction.