Women with irregular menstruation should not use birth control pills

　　female If it appears Irregular menstruation phenomenon, you need to pay attention to your eating habits. Some women suffer from emotional problems, while others suffer from long-term use of birth control pills. Therefore, during the menstrual period, when a woman's body's resistance is very low, experts advise women not to take contraceptives, otherwise it will cause menstrual disorders.

　　Women with irregular menstruation should not use birth control pills

　　First, Women often experience irregular menstruation. So for women like this, once a woman has normal menstruation, she will have periodicity every month. Uterus Bleeding, which consists of the opening of female follicles, ovulation and corpus luteum, is the result of changes in the endometrium from hyperplasia to secretion and finally shedding of the endometrium. And this process is caused by nerve The endocrine system ultimately achieves this through the production of estrogen and progesterone.

　　second, We also need to know that “the atrophy of the corpus luteum and the withdrawal of estrogen are manifested as menstruation. Artificially delaying menstruation means that estrogen is not allowed to withdraw. Therefore, estrogen is supplemented in the body to maintain estrogen at a high level and prevent menstruation. ”Experts explain that commonly used methods include injecting progesterone, taking medroxyprogesterone or taking birth control pills, norethindrone (progesterone), and there is little difference in the effects and side effects between these methods.

　　third, Inhibiting or interrupting the normal state of the neuroendocrine axis has certain effects on the body. Although it is not a big problem to interfere once by chance, it cannot be done frequently. The human body has its own regulation system. Menstruation can occur 3-7 days after stopping the medication. The next cycle will not be interfered by the medication. Most people can adjust back to the normal cycle, but some people interfere with it once and do not return to normal for several months. Unless there is something more important, try not to change your normal menstrual cycle.

　　fourth, People of certain ages also should not interfere with their menstrual cycle. The ovarian function of women over 40 years old begins to decline, and supplementing with exogenous estrogen will accelerate ovarian aging. On the other hand, adolescents whose menarche has not occurred more than 2 years ago should not interfere with their menstrual cycle. Because their neuroendocrine axis is not fully mature, their menstrual cycles are already chaotic, and artificial intervention will only add to the chaos.

　　It is recommended that women should not use birth control pills when they have irregular menstruation, because long-term use of birth control pills has many side effects.

　　When is the best time for a woman to take birth control pills?

　　The main function of female contraceptive pills is to prevent ovarian ovulation and at the same time change the secretion of uterine and cervical mucus, allowing sperm The inability to pass through the uterus and reach the ovary also causes the uterine glands to reduce the secretion of glycogen and lower the survival rate of the blastocyst. It may also cause the fallopian tube and uterus to change their own activity methods to hinder the transportation of fertilized eggs, thus achieving the purpose of contraception.

　　Most birth control pills are divided into many types due to their different medicinal effects, such as long-term, short-term, contraindication, etc. Because long-acting contraceptive pills are more effective for women healthy The damage is too great, and many people have given up using it. Emergency contraception mainly refers to a remedial measure taken to avoid pregnancy after sexual intercourse without corresponding contraceptive measures and after contraceptive failure.

　　Medicinal contraception is the most common contraceptive method in daily life. Emergency contraceptive pills are an inevitable choice when women are unable to prevent pregnancy during sexual intercourse or condoms are of poor quality or fall off, etc. Emergency contraception is an inevitable choice. It is best to use emergency contraceptive pills within 3 days after sexual intercourse, otherwise it will have no effect.