6 things to pay attention to when taking short-acting contraceptive pills

　　Short-acting contraceptive pills are a combination of estrogen and progesterone. The advantage is that they are easy to control. If you want to get pregnant, you can get pregnant soon after stopping the pill. You need to pay attention to the following points when using this type of drug:

　　1. Pay attention to the storage of medicines. The active ingredients of contraceptive drugs are on the sugar coating. Keep the medicine intact. It cannot get damp, deteriorate, melt, or collapse, otherwise it will affect the contraceptive effect and cause vaginal bleeding. Do not take the pills with wet hands to prevent the active ingredients of the medicine from getting off. Medications should be kept in a cool, dry, safe cupboard or cupboard to prevent children from mistakenly taking them as jelly beans and causing adverse reactions.

　　2. Take the medicine strictly in accordance with the regulations. Regardless of whether the menstrual period is clean or not, you must start taking the medicine on the 7th day of menstruation at the latest. Taking it late will not inhibit ovulation and will affect the contraceptive effect.

　　3. A few women experience nausea, vomiting, dizziness and other reactions after taking the medicine. The peak reaction is usually 3-4 hours after taking the medicine. However, as the medication cycle increases, these reactions will decrease or even disappear.

　　4. If you still don’t have your period 7 days after taking 21 pills of short-acting contraceptive pills, you should start taking the next month’s pills that night. If you do not have menstruation for 2 consecutive months, you should stop taking the medicine and check the reason. At this time, you should still take other contraceptive measures to avoid pregnancy. You can continue to take short-acting contraceptive pills after menstruation resumes.

　　5. When switching to contraceptive pills, you should change them on a monthly basis. Do not take two short-acting contraceptive pills at the same time within a month. You must also stop taking the pills every month, and you cannot take the pills for a long time. The body is affected by a large number of hormones, which may cause amenorrhea , sometimes it can cause massive bleeding or infection once the drug is stopped.

　　6. Pay attention to vulva hygiene during use. Contraceptive pills should not be used for treatment. threatened abortion。>>>Contraceptive7Major side effects and treatment methods