Stopping long-term contraceptive pills and not having menstruation

I believe that emergency contraception is a very familiar drug to many women. Although this drug is very common, it has a great impact on the body, especially on women's menstrual period. If it is not handled properly, there will be serious damage. Therefore, it is generally not recommended for everyone to use emergency contraception as their own contraceptive measure. To prevent the problem of amenorrhea after stopping taking emergency contraception. Today, in order to help everyone avoid the harm of emergency contraception, we will introduce to everyone what to do if you don’t have your period after stopping taking birth control pills?

1. Treat with medication. Emergency contraception that causes amenorrhea is generally caused by endocrine disorders. At this time, it is best to use medication treatment, and women can restore the body's endocrine system to normal through the use of medication. However, this treatment method is not something that everyone can use at will, because medicine is three-point toxic. It is best to use the medicine under the specific guidance of a professional to minimize the damage.

2. Exercise therapy. Exercise is also very effective in treating amenorrhea. The most important reason is that the body's metabolic capacity will decrease if it lacks exercise for a long time. Relatively speaking, if you can insist on exercising, you can slowly improve your body and help your body become healthier, and your menstrual period can also be adjusted. Therefore, it is recommended that you insist on exercising in your daily life, which can help you restore your menstrual period. In addition, not everyone has their periods due to emergency contraception. Most women have this problem due to poor physical fitness, so exercise is very important.

Finally, I hope that female friends can understand that menstruation is actually very easily affected, so it is best not to use emergency contraception as their own contraceptive method. If you find that you have any discomfort after taking emergency contraception, you should consult a doctor as soon as possible, and don't let the symptoms become more serious due to repeated delays.