Bleeding after taking levonorgestrel

What should I do if I continue to bleed after taking levonorgestrel tablets? Levonorgestrel tablets are a common contraceptive drug, but levonorgestrel tablets are not without side effects. If you continue to bleed after taking levonorgestrel tablets, this situation is very serious and you need to go to the hospital immediately and let the doctor treat you. Don't treat yourself casually, otherwise the result may be even more unsatisfactory.

1. What should I do if I continue to bleed after taking levonorgestrel tablets?

If it is due to irregular menstruation, after taking this medicine, there is now bleeding, it is best to do a uterine adnexal ultrasound examination first to observe the thickness of your endometrium, and whether there are any abnormal changes in the uterine cavity and its components. If the bleeding is very small, there is no need to worry. However, if the bleeding is heavy or the endometrium is very thick, further examination or treatment may be needed. Pay attention to going to the gynecology department for a check-up to consider using Gongxuening tablets to promote blood circulation and check whether there is a possibility of miscarriage during pregnancy or whether it happens to coincide with the menstrual period causing a continuous situation. Try to avoid using birth control pills after paying attention.

If you bleed after taking birth control pills, it is considered to be a manifestation of withdrawal bleeding, which is caused by the shedding of the uterine wall. It is recommended that you take Gongxuening Capsules to promote blood circulation. After that, it is recommended that you use condoms for contraceptive measures to check the condition of the uterine wall. If the recovery is not good and slow, you should consider using Progynova, estrogen, etc. to promote recovery. Irregular menstruation is more common after taking levonorgestrel contraceptives. If taken before ovulation, the high doses of estrogen in levonorgestrel therapy may cause estrogen withdrawal bleeding within a few days of taking the pill. About half of women taking levonorgestrel experience ruptured capillaries within seven days of taking the drug. Generally, the bleeding stops within a week. If the bleeding lasts for more than a week, you should go to the hospital in time for a gynecological examination and gynecological color ultrasound to rule out organic diseases.

2. Harm of taking birth control pills

As far as birth control pills are concerned, their side effects mainly include nausea, vomiting and menstrual disorders, but if they are taken blindly for a long time and in large quantities, the adverse effects will be extremely serious. Birth control pills contain a lot of estrogen. The side effects of long-term use include inhibiting ovulation, making women fat, and increasing the risk of venous thrombosis and migraines. Especially for adolescents and children, many side effects of taking birth control pills include possible amenorrhea and premature ovarian failure. Repeated and long-term use of birth control pills can easily lead to an unexpected pregnancy. The more frequent abortions are performed, the greater the harm will be. At the very least, it will damage the cervix, and at the worst, it will cause loss of reproductive function and infertility.

In addition, the large amount of hormones contained in birth control pills will change the normal female hormones in the female body. If taken repeatedly, it will cause menstrual disorders, and long-term and large-scale use may even cause harm such as infertility. Many people only seek convenience and ease, and are unwilling to adopt reliable contraceptive methods. They often take levonorgestrel tablets for contraceptives, but they do not know that contraceptives are only a temporary preventive measure and cannot be used as a basic contraceptive measure. Levonorgestrel tablets are high-efficiency estrogens. Excessive intake will inevitably harm health, cause endocrine disorders in women, cause irregular menstruation, and even cause intrauterine hemorrhage and other sequelae and injuries in severe cases.