Side effects of emergency contraceptive pills on women

Some women don’t know what effect taking birth control pills will have on their menstrual periods, while some women who have taken emergency birth control pills before may experience irregular menstruation. Because many people have different physical conditions and live in different environments, different people will experience different degrees of impact on their menstruation after taking contraceptives. Some women may experience amenorrhea or endocrine disorders after taking some contraceptives for a long time, while some women may find that they have gained weight recently. These are the effects of contraceptives on women's bodies.

First of all, it will lead to irregular menstruation. If a woman takes birth control pills in the first half of her menstrual cycle, vaginal bleeding is likely to occur. For some women with irregular menstruation, doctors may prescribe some hormone drugs to help regulate menstruation. However, although birth control pills can regulate menstruation, they can also cause women to have irregular menstruation. So we still need to use medication with caution.

Secondly, it will cause early menstruation. Women who have taken birth control pills may have a deep understanding of this. Every time their menstruation comes early, they don’t know why. In fact, this is most likely caused by taking emergency contraceptives. Don't worry too much if you encounter such a situation. If the amount of bleeding is small, you don't need to do anything. But you still need to pay attention to contraception until the next menstrual period.

The third is delayed menstruation. Some women think that everything will be fine after taking birth control pills, which is also a wrong idea. Because the contraceptive pill's contraceptive efficacy is not 100%. Therefore, if your period is delayed, you should go to the hospital and do a pregnancy test to see if the emergency contraception has failed.

From the above, we can see that emergency contraceptive pills still have a great impact on menstruation, so contraceptive pills cannot be taken casually. If you want to prevent pregnancy, it is best to let the man wear a safe little hat, which is much better than taking contraceptive pills. Some women may not know the effects of birth control pills on the body. Here we need to remind you that birth control pills are a type of hormone-rich drug that will affect the body's endocrine system. If you take birth control pills for a long time, it will not only affect your menstruation, but may also cause amenorrhea. If you have to take birth control pills, you should do so under the advice of a specialist and never take emergency birth control pills without authorization.