Taking birth control pills one or two days before your period

Nowadays, many young people seek excitement and do not take adequate safety precautions during intercourse. Instead, they choose to take emergency contraceptives afterwards. So, what are the consequences of taking contraceptives one or two days before menstruation? Let's talk about it in detail below. I hope ladies can get to know each other properly and don’t feel panicked.

Emergency contraception works by thickening the cervical mucus through the influence of some hormones, which acts as a natural barrier to prevent the penetration of sperm and achieve the contraceptive effect by inhibiting ovulation. Therefore, it has a strong impact on the female endocrine system and will also have serious damaging effects on the female endocrine system. The most direct one is to cause menstrual disorders. There may also be withdrawal bleeding or delayed menstruation two to seven days after taking the medicine, but it will not exceed one week. If it exceeds this time, it is best to see a doctor for examination to see if it is an endocrine problem or you are really pregnant.

If you have sex the day before your period, even if you don't take birth control pills, the possibility of pregnancy is relatively low because you are in the safe period. Generally, you don't need to take emergency contraception. If you take emergency contraception, it will only further reduce the possibility of pregnancy, not increase it. Generally speaking, for the sake of human safety, it is best to take safety precautions during intercourse and avoid taking emergency contraceptives and other drugs that are harmful to the body.

After taking the contraceptive pill the day before your period, you should pay attention to menstrual hygiene during your menstrual period, avoid catching a cold, and don't eat cold or spicy food. To prevent further damage to the human body, wear a condom as much as possible during future sexual intercourse and avoid taking birth control pills as much as possible to prevent affecting your endocrine system.

Many women have used emergency contraception before, due to temporary sexual excitement or to meet the physiological needs of their lovers. However, it must be admitted that having sex without taking adequate safety precautions not only carries the risk of pregnancy, but may also cause some gynecological diseases to women. Now we all know what the effects of taking birth control pills the day before menstruation will be. For the sake of your significant other and yourself, you still need to take adequate safety precautions.