Taking birth control pills will cause spots on the face

If you don't want to have children, the best way is to use contraception. There are many means of contraception. The simplest and most common method is to take condoms. However, few people know that contraceptives can easily produce various side effects. A typical side effect is spots on the face after taking contraceptives. The appearance of spots is definitely unbearable for women who love beauty. So, what should you do if spots appear on your face after taking birth control pills? Let’s take a look at the solution to these spots.

Of course, pigmentation is also closely related to women's personal constitution. Some people who usually have difficulty defecation, internal heat, or yin deficiency and hyperactivity of fire are more likely to have pigmentation if they take contraceptives for a long time.

What to do if you get spots after taking birth control pills

A small number of people develop pigmentation on their forehead and facial skin after taking birth control pills. This is the result of the effects of estrogen and progesterone, and usually recovers naturally after stopping the medication. What should I do if I get spots from taking birth control pills? Here is a brief introduction:

1. Make reasonable dietary adjustments in daily life, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits and other foods containing vitamins. You can take some vitamin C and vitamin E to block the production of melanin.

2. The spots that have already formed on the face can be removed with laser. Laser removal of spots is simple, convenient and effective. The treatment time is mainly determined by the number and severity of the spots. If the spots are light-colored, a single laser treatment will produce good results.

3. Grind the vitamin E tablets into powder, then mix it with warm water to make a paste. Apply it on the brown spots on the face every day. It is also very effective in treating pigmentation.

4. Drinking a glass of tomato juice every day or eating tomatoes regularly can help prevent pigmentation. Because tomatoes are rich in glutathione, glutathione can inhibit melanin, thereby reducing or eliminating pigmentation.

1. When taking various contraceptives, you must develop a good habit of taking them accurately, on time, and in the correct dosage. You cannot change or extend the time of taking the medicine at will. Do not miss or take a dose late. If you find you have missed a dose, take it the next day. Otherwise, it may cause irregular bleeding or contraceptive failure.

2. Contraceptive pills should be properly stored to avoid accidental ingestion by children. Do not take the tablets if they are damp, melted, or the sugar coating is worn or crushed, as this may affect the contraceptive effect or cause vaginal bleeding.

Emergency contraceptive pills are over-the-counter drugs and can generally be purchased at pharmacies. Common ones include Yuting and Huiting. This drug is a hormone drug. Taking it multiple times can cause menstrual disorders and have an impact on your health. Please pay attention to the following matters when taking it:

1. It can only be used occasionally, generally once a month at most, and not every month.

2. Take one tablet within 72 hours, and then take another tablet every 12 hours, for a total of 2 tablets. The earlier you take the medicine, the better the effect.

3. If vomiting occurs within 2 hours after taking the medicine, you must take another tablet immediately.

4. If you have sex again after taking emergency contraceptive pills, you must take contraceptive measures, otherwise there is still a possibility of pregnancy.

5. Patients with cardiovascular disease, diabetes, breast cancer, breastfeeding women within six months after delivery, and those who are confirmed to be pregnant are strictly prohibited from using this medicine.

When is the best time to take birth control pills? As can be seen from the above, it varies from person to person. Each person takes different birth control pills, so the usage is also different. But one thing is very important. No matter what birth control pill it is, it cannot be taken for a long time. Some married women of childbearing age believe that since there are emergency contraceptive measures, it doesn’t matter if they don’t take contraceptive measures on a regular basis. Anyway, once it fails, oral emergency contraceptive pills will be all right. This is a misunderstanding. This is because the emergency contraceptive oral drug mifepristone contains a larger amount of hormones than the general short-acting oral contraceptives. Frequent use may cause cancer.