The harm of Yuting emergency contraceptive pills

The main ingredient of Yuting is levonorgestrel, which has a relatively high progesterone content. One tablet contains 0.75 mg of levonorgestrel. The possible harm after taking Yuting mainly includes the following two aspects: first, accidental pregnancy, the possibility of unexpected pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy. The success rate of birth control pills is only around 80%, with a 20% failure rate. In addition, birth control pills can disrupt the peristalsis of the bilateral fallopian tubes, causing the sperm and egg to combine and partially implant the embryo in the bilateral fallopian tubes, leading to an ectopic pregnancy. Second, Yuting is a highly effective estrogen, which can easily disrupt women's endocrine system and cause menstrual disorders.

Taking this type of medicine may affect your menstrual period. Because of individual differences, the reactions will also be different. A very small number of patients will experience vaginal bleeding or an increase in menstrual cycles when taking emergency contraception. If you often use large doses of drugs to control ovulation, it can have a contraceptive effect, but it will cause damage to kidney metabolism or the ovarian system. If this type of emergency contraception is used frequently, it may increase the probability of accidental pregnancy or newborn malformations, cause menstrual dysfunction, and seriously affect pregnancy. This type of medicine should not be taken more than 1 to 2 times a year.

Yuting is a contraceptive pill whose main ingredient is estrogen. After taking it, some women may experience mild dizziness, headache, nausea and vomiting, which generally do not need to be treated. If your menstruation is delayed after taking Yuting, you should go to the hospital immediately to see a doctor to eliminate the possibility of accidental pregnancy. Yuting cannot be used as a regular contraceptive drug. The female hormones it contains can cause endocrine disorders in patients and cannot be used frequently. Other contraceptive measures can be used, such as external application of condoms, to reduce harm to women's bodies.

Frequent use of birth control pills may cause women to experience sudden amenorrhea, irregular vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain, prolonged menstruation, dizziness, and breast pain. The ingredients of women's contraceptive pills are a high concentration of estrogen-progesterone mixture. After this type of emergency contraceptive enters the body, it will cause fluctuations in the original female hormones. After the female hormones rise, the uterine wall is stimulated by the hormones and will proliferate excessively and fall off. Women will then experience irregular vaginal bleeding, increased menstrual flow, prolonged menstruation, and even amenorrhea.