When is the most effective time to take short-acting oral contraceptives?

　　When is the most effective time to take short-acting oral contraceptives? ? Short-acting oral contraceptives are favored by more and more modern people because of their nearly 100% contraceptive effect and low incidence of adverse reactions. female welcome. However, different women have different adaptability to short-acting oral contraceptives. Some people feel almost no discomfort, while others will experience some side effects. Among them, gastrointestinal adverse reactions are more common.

　　Some women may experience early pregnancy reactions such as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, dizziness and drowsiness after taking the medicine. This is because most short-acting oral contraceptives are formulated with synthetic estrogen and progesterone, and the estrogen in them can irritate the gastric mucosa and cause discomfort. This situation mostly occurs in the early stages of taking the medication. It will gradually lessen or disappear naturally after taking the medication for two to three months.

　　According to experts, mastering the correct time to take medication is a good way to avoid early pregnancy-like reactions. Generally, early pregnancy-like reactions are more obvious when taking medicine on an empty stomach, while taking medicine after meals can reduce the stimulation of gastric mucosa by estrogen. In addition, early pregnancy-like reactions usually appear about 4 hours after taking the medicine, so it is best to take short-acting oral contraceptives after dinner or around 8 or 9 o'clock. In this way, it can ensure that there is food in the stomach when taking the medicine ； Secondly, by the time the early pregnancy-like reaction occurs, the woman has already fallen asleep and will not feel any obvious discomfort. >>>>>> Life span of various body organs