Shocked! There are actually benefits to taking birth control pills

　　Contraceptive pills are female Medications used to prevent pregnancy. Generally speaking, women take birth control pills mainly for contraception, but are there any benefits to women taking birth control pills? Let’s find out together.

　　There are benefits to women taking birth control pills

　　1. The biggest benefit of taking birth control pills is that it can make women feel better mentally and emotionally during menstruation, and even during the same month, because they no longer have to worry about problems such as fear of pregnancy.

　　2. Women who take birth control pills have more frequent sexual intercourse and better results than women who do not take pills because menstrual flow is reduced, premenstrual syndrome is alleviated, and sexual desire is stronger.

　　3. Birth control pills can maintain balanced estrogen levels, which can minimize this effect. Estrogen can also enhance women's bone mass. Many studies have shown that long-term use of birth control pills can delay or even prevent bone loss that begins in women after the age of 50.

　　4. Contraceptive pills also have a special purpose, that is, taking two pills within 72 hours after sexual intercourse without taking contraceptive measures can prevent ovulation and implantation of fertilized eggs, and its effectiveness can reach 75%.

　　There are many types of contraceptive pills. Even if you experience some side effects when taking a certain type of contraceptive pill, you can still choose to take another type of contraceptive pill, which can also have a good effect. Consider other contraceptive measures. Oral contraceptive pills provide one more option for family planning and choosing whether to have children.

　　Ten situations in which you should not take birth control pills

　　Female friends must note that contraceptive pills cannot be taken whenever they want, because sometimes some physical conditions are not suitable for taking contraceptive pills, so female friends must choose the right time when taking contraceptive pills.

　　If a female friend has the following conditions, it is recommended not to take birth control pills:

　　1. Women suffering from acute or chronic hepatitis and nephritis should not take it. Because contraceptive pills that enter 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.

　　2. People with heart disease or poor cardiac function cannot take it. The estrogen in birth control pills can retain water, sodium and other substances in the body, which will increase the burden on the heart.

　　3. Women with high blood pressure should not take it. A small number of women may experience elevated blood pressure after taking the medication.

　　4. People with diabetes and family history of diabetes should not take it. Because it may slightly increase blood sugar, it may have adverse effects on women with diabetes.

　　5. Women with hyperthyroidism should not take birth control pills until they are cured.

　　6. Benign breast tumors, Uterine fibroids And patients with various malignant tumors should not take it to avoid adverse effects on the tumors.

　　7. Have suffered from vasoembolic disease in the past or present disease (such as cerebral thrombosis, myocardial infarction, vasculitis, etc.) cannot take it. The estrogen in birth control pills may increase blood clotting.

　　8. Suffering from chronic headaches, especially Migraine Women with vascular headaches and vascular headaches should not take it, otherwise the symptoms will be aggravated.

　　9. It is best not to use it if you have had oligomenorrhea in the past.

　　10. Contraceptive pills can reduce milk secretion and reduce the quality of milk. They can also enter the milk and have adverse effects on nursing infants, so lactating women should not take them.

　　Birth control pills can protect women's fertility by releasing hormones that can prevent reproductive tract infections from causing trauma to the fallopian tubes. pelvic inflammatory disease , endometriosis and benign ovarian cysts caused by uterine tissue hyperplasia, but for safety reasons, doctors still recommend that women take birth control pills three months before becoming pregnant.