Which kind of contraceptive effect is good? What are the functions and harms of contraceptive pills?

　　Many are not ready to be mothers yet female You will choose a contraceptive method. There are many methods of contraception. The following are two commonly used contraceptive methods.

　　Contraceptive methods: birth control pills

　　Contraceptive pills are divided into morning-after pills and morning-after pills. Basically every woman has the experience of taking birth control pills, because there are always impulses in life, and taking emergency contraceptive pills is the best way to prevent accidents from happening.

　　Advantages: easy to use, most comfortable for women, can be used in emergencies, and has high accuracy.

　　Disadvantages: The ingredients of contraceptive pills have certain effects on women’s bodies. In addition to some common side effects such as nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness, fatigue, breast swelling, bleeding, delayed menstruation, etc. after taking them, it can also cause harm to women’s ovarian function, liver and kidney metabolism and other systems.

　　It is worth reminding that emergency contraceptive pills have a larger dose than regular contraceptive pills, so they have a more profound impact on women's bodies, so it is best not to use emergency contraceptive pills more than once a year.

　　Contraceptive method: Condoms

　　Condoms are the most commonly used contraceptive method, with a contraceptive effect of up to 99.6%. Although condoms do not make women less comfortable, many male They will complain that it is too troublesome and not exciting enough.

　　Advantages: good contraceptive effect, little harm to the body, easy to use, some condoms also have flirting function and delay effect.

　　shortcoming: skin More sensitive ones may cause allergies, and improper use may also cause condoms to break and contraceptive failure.； Some men use condoms to make them less sexy.

　　Dangers and side effects of taking birth control pills:

　　1. Vaginal bleeding. Many women will experience continuous bleeding symptoms or heavy menstrual bleeding while taking the medicine. This is related to missing doses, taking birth control pills late, or insufficient efficacy of birth control pills.

　　2. Weight gain. Taking birth control pills can also lead to weight gain, which is linked to certain ingredients in the pill. Especially within the first 3 months of taking birth control pills, the increase in estrogen levels will cause water and sodium retention, and weight gain will occur in the second half of the menstrual cycle.

　　3. The face is dull. After taking birth control pills, some women may also have a dull complexion. This is due to pigmentation caused by estrogen.

　　4. Oligomenorrhea or amenorrhea . Birth control pills can also cause light menstrual flow and even amenorrhea. Because birth control pills can Uterus The endometrium is underdeveloped, the glands secrete insufficiently, and the growth of the endometrium is blocked and becomes thinner, resulting in reduced menstrual flow. Some women experience amenorrhea because the inhibitory effect of birth control pills is excessive and withdrawal bleeding does not occur after stopping the pill.

　　Things to note when taking birth control pills:

　　Female friends should not regard contraceptive pills as their first choice when it comes to contraception and should not take them regularly in daily life. Birth control pills are very harmful to women and can only be taken once a month and up to three times a year.

　　What are the dangers and side effects of birth control pills? As long as you have sex, contraception is inevitable. With the advancement of science and technology, simple and convenient contraceptive pills have helped many men and women solve the problem of contraception. However, contraceptive pills can also cause great harm to the body while preventing pregnancy. Therefore, you should try to avoid taking contraceptive pills and use other contraceptive measures to prevent pregnancy. (Reference website: 39 healthy net)