What are the main types of oral contraceptives?

Nowadays many people are very dependent on birth control pills. The hope is that contraceptives can prevent the combination of male sperm and female egg, thereby preventing the woman from becoming pregnant. According to people's needs, a short-acting oral contraceptive for women has been developed. In fact, birth control pills are very bad for the human body. Many people still don't know what short-acting oral contraceptives for women are. Next, let’s take a look at short-acting oral contraceptives for women through some detailed information.

1. Pay attention to the storage of medicines. The active ingredients of contraceptive drugs are on the sugar coating. Keep the drugs intact and avoid moisture, deterioration, melting or cracking. Otherwise, the contraceptive effect will be affected and vaginal bleeding will be caused. Do not take the pills with wet hands to prevent the active ingredients of the drugs from being lost. Medicines should be kept in a cool, dry, safe cupboard or cabinet to prevent children from mistakenly taking them for candies and causing adverse reactions.

2. Take the medicine strictly according to the regulations. Regardless of whether the menstruation is over at that time, you must start taking the medicine on the 7th day of menstruation at the latest. If you take it late, ovulation cannot be suppressed, which will affect the contraceptive effect.

3. A small number of women experience nausea, vomiting, dizziness and other reactions after taking the medicine, and the peak reaction is usually 3-4 hours after taking the medicine. However, as the medication cycle increases, these reactions will be alleviated or even disappear.

4. If you still don't have your period 7 days after taking 21 short-acting contraceptive pills, you should start taking next month's contraceptive pills that night. If you miss your period for 2 consecutive months, you should stop taking the medication and check the cause. At this time, you should still take other contraceptive measures to avoid pregnancy. You can continue to take short-acting contraceptive pills after your menstruation resumes.

5. If you need to change the contraceptive pill, you should change it on a monthly basis. Do not take two short-acting contraceptive pills at the same time in one month. You must stop taking the pill on a monthly basis. You cannot take the pill continuously for a long time. The body will be affected by a large amount of hormones, which can cause amenorrhea. Sometimes stopping the pill can cause heavy bleeding or infection.

The above is a detailed introduction to what short-acting oral contraceptives for women are all about. Oral contraceptives are very harmful to people's bodies, so people should not take contraceptives casually and never rely on them. It is best to take other methods to achieve the contraceptive effect. Do not let your body be harmed and protect your body.