After taking birth control pills, a lot of yellow liquid came out

When men and women are having normal sexual intercourse, if they are not ready to have children, they must take contraceptive measures. A contraceptive measure that is good for both men and women is to wear condoms, but accidents always happen during sexual intercourse, so women have to take birth control pills for contraception. Contraceptive pills can cause great harm to women's bodies, so women should try to take less of them. Some women experience a lot of yellow liquid flowing out of their lower body after taking birth control pills. What’s going on?

1. You can take Wuji Baifeng Pills and progesterone orally. Do not do strenuous exercise. Just do some light and moderate exercise. Guidance: It is recommended to take a rest actively and pay attention to local hygiene. You can take suppositories. At the same time, go to the hospital for a follow-up examination in time after taking the medicine. It is better to eat less raw, cold and irritating foods.

2. Common vaginitis in women include bacterial vaginosis and candidal vaginitis. Trichomonas vaginitis, etc., require routine leucorrhea examination. Which bacteria caused the infection? Generally, vaginal suppositories and oral medications are used in combination for treatment.

3. The discharge of yellow liquid is not a common side effect of taking emergency contraceptive pills. Different emergency contraceptive pills have different side effects and adverse reactions. It is recommended that you use conventional contraceptive methods next time. In case of emergency, it is recommended to take domestic patented products. Danmei is one of them. It has the least side effects and the best contraceptive effect in China.

4. Yellow liquid is most likely caused by vaginal inflammation. Guidance: It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a routine leucorrhea examination and receive symptomatic treatment after diagnosis. Pay attention to hygiene and keep a happy mood. Take emergency contraceptive pills no more than three times a year.

5. For vaginitis, it is recommended to check the leucorrhea routinely to determine the nature of the vaginitis and treat it symptomatically. Keep the vulva clean, avoid eating spicy food, and wash the underwear.

6. Yellow liquid is most likely caused by vaginal inflammation. Guidance: It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a routine leucorrhea examination and receive symptomatic treatment after diagnosis. Pay attention to hygiene and keep a happy mood. Take emergency contraceptive pills no more than three times a year.