I am gaining weight every day after taking Yasmin

What should I do if I gain weight every day while taking Yasmin? Generally, it is very easy to affect weight during the medication period, so you should avoid obesity or take active care of your body or control the time of taking the medicine. You should usually eat low-salt and low-fat food or cooperate with aerobic exercise to lose weight. Be careful not to have work pressure, etc. At the same time, check whether the amount of menstrual bleeding is normal during the medication period, and be careful not to stay up late. It can be restored after stopping the medicine.

Emergency contraceptives such as Yasmin contain an ingredient that can prevent weight gain. The reason why the patient gains weight may not be due to the drug, but may be due to dietary problems during the period. Patients are advised to observe carefully. If the patient's diet is the same as before and there is obvious weight gain after using the drug, it may be that the drug is not suitable. You can use up the medicines for the entire cycle this month and stop using them starting next month.

If you gain weight after taking Yasmin, the first thing you should do is to strengthen your physique, and then control your diet. Yasmin is a drospirenone ethinyl estradiol tablet, which is its generic name. This medicine is a contraceptive for women. Generally, this kind of weight gain is not entirely caused by taking Yasmin. Therefore, if obesity occurs during the process of taking Yasmin, you just need to strengthen your physical fitness and control your diet.

If this medicine is taken properly, its annual accidental pregnancy rate is about 1%. If the medicine is missed, in other words, the method of taking is incorrect, then its accidental pregnancy rate will increase. Therefore, when using it, you must follow the order marked on the package. Swallow it with a small amount of warm water at about the same time every day, 1 tablet a day, and take it continuously for 21 days.

After 7 days of stopping the medication, you will start taking the next box of medication. During this period, there will generally be evacuation bleeding, in other words, the kind of menstruation we call it. Generally, bleeding starts 2-3 days after the last pill in the cycle, and this bleeding may not be completely stopped when the next box of pills is started. Regardless of whether it is completed or not, you can start the next treatment process as long as you stop taking the pills for 7 days. However, if there is no withdrawal bleeding after 7 days of stopping the pills, you should rule out the possibility of pregnancy first.