Brown discharge after taking Yasmin

In order to improve the quality of sex life, nowadays more and more couples choose to take short-term contraceptive pills Yasmin for contraception. However, there are still a small number of people who have a wrong understanding of the short-term contraceptive pills Yasmin, thinking that Yasmin will cause menstrual disorders, is not suitable for long-term use, has low contraceptive effectiveness and has great side effects, etc. In fact, it is not true. So what is the reason for brown discharge after taking Yasmin?

What is the reason for brown discharge after taking Yasmin?

Women who take Yasmin may have dark brown secretions discharged, which may be due to breakthrough bleeding caused by taking the medicine. This is because in the initial period of taking Yasmin, the influence of growth hormone will cause a small amount of endometrium to fall off, resulting in brown discharge. This is the main manifestation of the adverse reaction caused by Yasmin and can be temporarily treated. If the brown discharge persists for a long time, you can take estrogen for treatment. Some women may also miss taking Yasmin, causing significant fluctuations in growth hormone levels in the body, thus causing withdrawal bleeding.

What are the side effects of taking Yasmin?

Yasmin is a relatively common short-term oral contraceptive pill at present. There may be some side effects after taking the medicine. The first is the most common side effect. Most women may experience nausea, vomiting, irregular vaginal bleeding, breast pain, decreased libido, headache, etc. in the early stage of taking the medicine. Generally, these symptoms are relatively mild and can usually be relieved on their own after taking the medicine for 1-3 cycles. Rare side effects may occur in rare cases, such as venous thrombosis of the veins and aorta, or even pulmonary embolism, as well as abnormal liver and kidney function. Every woman's response to emergency contraception is different.

Will taking Yasmin cause menstrual disorders?

It is not easy to cause menstrual disorders. When the first batch of short-term contraceptives were first approved in the UK, they were marketed as drugs for treating menstrual problems. Therefore, taking Yasmin will not only not cause menstrual disorders, but also because of the cyclical nature of its use, that is, starting on the first day of the menstrual cycle, taking it continuously for 21 days, and then stopping the pill for 7 days. Menstruation will come within 1-3 days of stopping the pill. Therefore, taking Yasmin in the correct manner will also have the effect of regularizing menstruation.