6 types of women should not use birth control pills

　　6 types of women should not use birth control pills

　　1. Obese women over 40 years old

　　Long-term use of contraceptive pills can easily form gallstones or induce high blood pressure, so they should be used with caution.

　　2. Women who have too little menstrual flow on weekdays

　　If you take birth control pills for a long time, it will cause Uterus Intimal atrophy, causing amenorrhea。

　　3. Women who are breastfeeding

　　Because birth control pills can affect breast milk baby , causing the baby's breasts to swell and the baby girl's uterus to bleed, and also inhibits the mother's milk secretion.

　　4. Women with hepatitis or nephritis

　　If hepatitis or nephritis has been basically cured and liver and kidney function tests are normal, it can be used with caution under the guidance of a doctor.

　　5. Women with high blood pressure

　　Severe hypertension, as well as by the kidneys disease Patients with nephrogenic hypertension should not take it. Those with essential hypertension and mild symptoms can take it under the guidance of a doctor. If your blood pressure rises while taking birth control pills, you should stop taking the pill.

　　6. Diabetic women

　　This is especially prohibited for diabetic patients who require insulin treatment.

　　These contraceptive methods female to understand

　　External contraceptive membrane

　　Contraceptive mechanism: by reducing sperm Vitality and contraception, the success rate is 96%.

　　Advantages: No damage to the vaginal epithelium, nor does it change the vaginal self-purification function. It is harmless to the body after long-term use and does not contaminate clothing.

　　Key points for safe contraception: Keep it in a cool and dry place to prevent moisture from affecting the effectiveness of the medicine. Do not knead too tightly or too small when using, otherwise it will affect the dissolution of the medicine. Be sure to use your fingers to bring it deep into the vagina, and have intercourse after 10 minutes. If intercourse lasts for more than half an hour, add another piece.

　　Implanted drugs under the skin

　　Contraceptive mechanism: It affects the development and maturity of eggs, affects the changes in the endometrium, and makes it unfavorable for embryo implantation and development. The success rate is 99.9%.

　　Advantages: The contraceptive method is simple and easy to use. It only needs to be implanted once on the inner side of the upper arm to be continuously effective, and it is also easy to take out. The dosage of the drug is only a few percent of that of oral contraceptives, and it generally has no major impact on the body. The implantation site is neither conspicuous nor uncomfortable.

　　Important points about safe contraception: Not suitable for everyone. Newlyweds, women with diabetes, hypertension, thromboembolism, and women weighing more than 70 kilograms should not use it.

　　Oral short-acting contraceptive pills and injectable contraceptives

　　Contraceptive mechanism: By inhibiting ovulation, the endometrium changes and the contraceptive success rate is 99.9%.

　　Advantages: Short-acting oral medicines not only have very little interference with women's physiology, but long-term use can also adjust the menstrual cycle, reduce menstrual bleeding, and relieve menstrual bleeding. Dysmenorrhea ,right skin It has a beautifying effect (making the skin tender and reducing the Acne）。

　　Key points for safe contraception: Remember the medication time. If you miss a dose, you must take it within 12 hours of the prescribed medication time. At the same time, the medicines should be placed in a dry, cool place to prevent deterioration and affect the effectiveness of the medicine. Contraceptive injections can easily cause irregular menstruation. It is best not to use them if you have not yet given birth.