Can I still have a baby if I am pregnant after taking Yasmin?

Oral short-term contraceptive pills are a common contraceptive method chosen by many women. Yasmin is a contraceptive that has been widely recognized in clinical medicine. So, if you get pregnant while taking Yasmin, can you keep the child? This issue needs to be considered comprehensively. Although Yasmin can help you get pregnant quickly after stopping its use, whether to keep the pregnancy or abort it requires the guidance and advice of a specialist.

Yasmin is a short-term contraceptive containing a unique estrogen that can effectively inhibit water and sodium retention and achieve the effect of controlling weight and edema. In addition, the estrogen contained in it is very similar to the natural estrogen in women's bodies, so overall its safety factor is relatively high. Generally, the metabolic rate is relatively fast, and more than half of the metabolism can be achieved in one or two days. As the medication time increases, women can generally enter the pregnancy preparation period after stopping the medication. According to scientific research, about 20% of women can become pregnant within one month, 40% of women can become pregnant within three months, and 80% of women can become pregnant within one year.

The effect of Yasmin on pregnancy is not very significant. You can prepare for pregnancy after stopping the medication, and it will not affect the growth of the test tube embryo. However, if you get pregnant after taking Yasmin, whether you can keep the child at this time should be considered comprehensively based on the woman's health status, the time of taking the medication, the time of ovulation, the time of pregnancy, and other aspects.

Some women may experience anorexia, nausea, vomiting and other early pregnancy reactions after taking Yasmin, but generally no treatment is required and they will disappear naturally after a period of time. Some women may experience irregular vaginal bleeding due to missed doses. In this case, if the bleeding is small, there is no need to pay attention. If the bleeding is heavy, you can supplement with estrogen appropriately.

Above we have made a detailed introduction to short-term contraceptives such as Yasmin. It can be found that after taking Yasmin, you can enter the pregnancy preparation period after stopping the medication. However, if you get pregnant during the medication period, you should be cautious and listen to the guidance and advice of professionals. It may have adverse effects on the fetus, so it is recommended to make a decision early.