Do birth control pills have side effects? Emergency contraceptive pill side effects

　　Emergency contraceptive pills have a very good contraceptive effect, but all drugs have certain side effects, and emergency contraceptive pills are no exception. Let’s learn about the side effects of emergency contraceptive pills so that you can pay attention to and prevent them during use. Make full use of emergency contraception and minimize its possible side effects.

　　What are the side effects of emergency contraceptive pills?

　　1. Menstrual changes

　　Most women will have their menstruation on time, but some women will have their menstruation early or late. If menstruation is delayed by 1 week, a urine pregnancy test should be done to determine whether emergency contraception has failed.

　　2. Disgusting

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

　　3. Vomiting

　　Different drugs have different incidence rates, about 5% for levonorgestrel and about 1% for mifepristone. 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.

　　4. Irregular Uterus bleeding

　　Some women may experience vaginal bleeding after taking the medication, but this generally does not require treatment.

　　5. Others

　　breast distended pain , headache, dizziness, fatigue, etc. These symptoms are generally mild and last no more than 24 hours. Those with breast tenderness and severe headaches can use aspirin or other analgesics for symptomatic treatment.

　　When choosing a contraceptive method, everyone should try to choose a safer method. Don’t let the side effects of birth control pills affect your body healthy！