What happens if I don’t have my period after taking birth control pills?

Nowadays, as sexual concepts become more and more open, premarital sex is becoming more frequent. Some people may take some contraceptive pills to avoid pregnancy. Especially for some women, they still pay more attention to safety. However, if you take too many contraceptive pills, it is very likely to cause irregular menstruation. What is going on?

Taking emergency contraceptive pills generally does not affect the menstrual cycle, but if taken close to the menstrual cycle or taken too much in one menstrual cycle, it may delay or advance the menstrual cycle. Generally, a delay or advance of about a week is normal.

Emergency contraceptive pills should be used strictly according to the instructions. Generally, they have no effect on the human body. However, if taken for a long time or in large quantities, they may cause the menstrual cycle to become irregular. It is recommended not to take emergency contraceptive pills for a long time or in large quantities.

In addition, a small number of people are more sensitive to drugs and may experience vaginal bleeding after taking emergency contraceptive pills, but this phenomenon will not occur every time. In fact, there is no need to worry. This is intermenstrual bleeding, a manifestation of the effect of the drug, and it is normal.

Women with irregular menstruation should take emergency contraceptive pills as little as possible. If they need to take them, it is recommended to take mifepristone-based emergency contraceptive pills such as Biyun and Huadian.

In fact, it is normal not to have menstruation after stopping taking birth control pills for a long time. If amenorrhea occurs, don't worry. After a female endocrine disorder occurs, it will usually return to normal automatically within 3 months. Please be patient. If you still haven't had your period for more than three months, or if your menstrual cycle is still very irregular, you should seek medical help.

If you want to use contraception, it is recommended that female friends should not use contraceptive pills frequently. If female friends have not given birth to children, they can ask their sexual partners to wear condoms. This will not cause any harm to the female body and is relatively intuitive and simple. If you have given birth to children and do not want to get pregnant again, you can use an IUD.