Is it useful to take Yasmin during non-menstrual period?

In daily life, many women often take emergency contraceptives to prevent pregnancy. In clinical medicine, emergency contraception is divided into short-term contraceptives and birth control pills, and Yasmin belongs to the short-term contraceptive pill. However, in daily life, there are still many female friends who have no idea about emergency contraception such as Yasmin, and they are completely unclear about the method of taking this kind of emergency contraception. So, what is the use of taking Yasmin during non-menstrual period? Let's find out whether Yasmin can be taken during menstrual period!

If you take Yasmin for contraception or to regulate your menstrual cycle, it will be ineffective if you start taking it during your non-menstrual period. It may also affect the female hormones in your body, causing ovarian imbalance and irregular vaginal bleeding, leading to accidental pregnancy and unmarried pregnancy. If you need to take Yasmin to activate blood circulation due to anovulatory functional uterine bleeding, taking Yasmin during the non-menstrual period will still have a significant blood circulation effect. You just need to increase the dosage of Yasmin. It is usually necessary to take it three times a day, one tablet each time. After taking the medicine for three days, the blood line will drop significantly. If there is no significant drop, the organic disease needs to be eliminated again. Therefore, women who want to take Yasmin to regulate their menstrual cycle or take Yasmin for basic contraception are advised to start taking it within the second to fifth days of menarche, take it once a day, one tablet each time, and must not miss a dose during the medication period, and must take the medication at the same time period.

Yasmin is a short-term contraceptive. If you want to achieve contraceptive effects, you should start taking it on the 1st to 3rd day of your period, once a day, one tablet each time, taken at the same time, for a 21-day cycle. Pay attention to avoid missed doses during the medication period. The contraceptive rate is about 95%, and it can have a very good contraceptive effect. If taken during non-menstrual period, the egg may have already grown, matured, or ovulated, and cannot play a good contraceptive role. At this time, you can take contraceptive pills orally. They need to be taken within 72 hours after intercourse. The sooner you take them, the better the contraceptive effect.

Can I take Yasmin during my menstrual period?

Yasmin is a relatively common short-term contraceptive. This type of medicine has a specific anti-mineralocorticoid effect. After taking it, it can prevent the symptom of weight gain caused by fluid retention. According to statistics, the contraceptive effect of emergency contraception such as Yasmin is based on the interaction of various factors and has a very ideal contraceptive effect. In fact, emergency contraceptives such as Yasmin mainly work by inhibiting the release of gonadotropin to reduce the penetration of sperm, and women can also change cervical mucus after taking Yasmin, and this effect will not be affected during ovulation. It is worth mentioning that the drug instructions also stipulate that women who have not used growth hormone emergency contraception in the past month should start taking Yasmin from the first day of natural menstrual bleeding. In addition, they can also choose to start on the 2nd to 5th day. It is not difficult to see that women can take Yasmin during their menstrual period.