Contraceptive pills are more harmful and 8 types of people should stay away from

　　Nowadays, people are becoming more and more open-minded. There are many couples who live together without getting married. Therefore, in order to prevent unwanted pregnancy, contraceptive measures must be taken. Contraceptive pills are a common form of contraception. So who should not take contraceptive pills?

　　People who should not take emergency contraceptive pills

　　1. Major disease patient

　　The hormonal components of birth control pills are detoxified in our kidneys. Taking them will increase the burden on our liver and kidneys, so patients with liver and kidney problems are not recommended to take them.

　　2. Patients with blood diseases and endocrine diseases

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

　　3、Gynecology Cancer patients

　　Since most gynecological tumors and breast diseases are hormone-dependent diseases, taking contraceptives containing estrogen and progesterone can aggravate the condition and should be banned.

　　4、mental illness patient

　　Mental patients who cannot take care of themselves may take the wrong medicine by mistake, which may lead to adverse consequences.

　　5. People with scanty menstruation

　　Birth control pills may cause your periods to decrease further.

　　6. Persons aged 45 and above

　　Hormone levels fluctuate greatly during this period, so it is generally not advisable to use birth control pills for contraception.

　　7. Women over 35 years old who smoke

　　It is not advisable to take it for a long time to avoid premature ovarian failure.

　　8. Breastfeeding women

　　Birth control pills can inhibit milk secretion and affect the development of newborns through milk secretion. Therefore, it cannot be used by breastfeeding women.

　　Dangers of birth control pills

　　increase Ectopic pregnancy risk

　　a lot of female Few people carefully check the side effects before taking emergency contraceptive pills, and they may take them three or five times a year or even a month. Due to long-term blind and large-scale use of emergency contraceptive pills, menstrual disorders are caused, and some cases have irregular vaginal bleeding after long-term and repeated use of emergency contraceptive pills, resulting in pelvic inflammatory disease diseases, thus increasing the Infertility、ectopic pregnancy risk. Those who hurt themselves over and over again due to ignorance healthy After a few years of marriage, when they wanted to have children, they discovered that the previous inflammation had caused fallopian tube obstruction, and they had to undergo fallopian tube recanalization surgery or assisted reproductive technology. What awaited them was more pain.

　　In China, authoritative research on adverse reactions caused by irregular use of this drug in the population is still limited, but pelvic inflammatory disease secondary to long-term and large-scale inappropriate drug use and improper self-protection and conditioning afterwards are indeed harmful factors for ectopic pregnancy. Therefore, I would like to advise those girls who use emergency contraceptive pills as a standing "savior". When they have to use them as a last resort, they should first figure out how to use the medication correctly and how to strengthen self-protection and conditioning afterwards to avoid unnecessary harm.

　　Appear premature ovarian failure

　　FSH is a commonly used indicator to evaluate ovarian function. Generally speaking, FSH>10mIU/ml indicates that ovarian function is declining, and if it reaches 40mIU/ml or even 30mIU/ml, it is considered to be ovarian failure. Although the instructions for emergency contraceptive pills state that the product does not have many side effects, emergency contraceptive pills can affect the body's hormone secretion and lead to menstrual disorders.

　　Women's endocrine system is controlled by the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis. The main function of the ovaries is to secrete estrogen, progesterone and androgen, etc., and regulate the cyclic changes of the endometrium. Emergency contraceptive pills are generally single-side progestins. One of its working principles is to use large doses of progesterone to suppress ovarian function and thereby suppress ovulation. When women take it repeatedly in a short period of time, it will repeatedly suppress ovarian function, disrupting the normal endocrine axis in the body, and some people may even suffer from premature ovarian failure.

　　prone to menstrual disorders

　　For girls, taking emergency contraceptive pills multiple times may lead to menstrual disorders, especially if taken in large quantities, which may cause symptoms such as drowsiness, vomiting, dizziness, and irregular menstruation. Moreover, some of the endocrine reproductive organs of a girl have not yet matured. If she takes birth control pills, it will have a negative impact on the development of her ovaries and uterus, including the development of sex hormones.

　　It is best for young couples to choose regular and safe contraceptive methods, such as male condoms. If contraception fails under special circumstances and you have to use emergency contraception, it should not be used more than twice in a year. Female friends must take good care of their own health, be prepared for any emergencies, and don’t make up for it before it’s too late.

　　Menstrual disorders often occur after taking emergency contraceptive pills. This is because the drug inhibits ovulation, the ovaries secrete less estrogen, and the drug contains less estrogen. The endometrium cannot grow normally and the endometrium becomes thinner, so the menstrual flow is reduced. Due to the excessive inhibitory effect of birth control pills, some women do not experience withdrawal bleeding after stopping the drug, and then develop amenorrhea.

　　prone to uterine bleeding

　　No matter what kind of emergency contraceptive pill it is, it contains a large dose of progesterone, which can quickly suppress ovulation and make cervical mucus thicker, preventing sperm from passing through. In addition, it can affect the lining of the uterus and prevent the fertilized egg from implanting, preventing pregnancy through the combination of these effects.

　　What foods to eat are good for contraception

　　1. Carrot

　　Carrots are rich in carotene, multiple vitamins and other nutrients that are beneficial to the human body. Expert studies have found that after women eat too many carrots, the large amount of carotene they absorb can cause amenorrhea and inhibit the normal ovulation function of the ovaries. Carrots help prevent pregnancy.

　　2. Coffee

　　Researchers studied 104 women who wanted to become pregnant and concluded that coffee has a direct impact on pregnancy. Among these women, those who drank more than one cup of coffee a day were half as likely to become pregnant as those who did not drink this beverage. So coffee is the best choice for contraception.

　　3. Garlic

　　Eating more garlic can reduce people's righteousness, and it also has an obvious effect of killing sperm and has a contraceptive effect.

　　4. Papaya

　　Papaya is a very effective contraceptive. Because papaya contains the enzyme papain, it can interact with progesterone to achieve a contraceptive effect.

　　5. Celery

　　Experiments have found that men who eat more celery will inhibit the production of testosterone, which will have a spermicidal effect and reduce the number of sperm. After healthy, fertile young men eat celery for many days in a row, their sperm count will be significantly reduced to the point where it is difficult to conceive. This situation will return to normal a few months after stopping eating celery. (Reference website: Sanjiu Health Hall)