Can birth control pills cause early menstruation?

Contraceptive pills may cause early menstruation because they contain progesterone, which will stimulate the regularity of menstruation. Therefore, women will generally experience irregular menstruation within three months after taking contraceptive pills. This is a normal reaction and there is no need to worry too much. It means that you need to speed up your metabolism and promote the excretion of contraceptive pills. Women should take appropriate care for possible complications caused by taking contraceptives.

Will emergency contraceptive pills cause early menstruation?

Since emergency contraceptive pills are hormonal drugs, taking them may cause your menstruation to come earlier or later, so you'd better relax and observe the time of your menstruation. However, many people have normal menstruation after taking contraceptive pills.

The blood after taking the emergency contraceptive pill is usually not menstrual blood. Since contraceptive pills are metabolized very quickly, taking emergency contraceptive pills does not cause much harm to women in principle, but it may cause problems such as irregular menstruation, early menstruation, or delayed menstruation. The contraceptive mechanism of emergency contraceptive pills is to inhibit ovulation, prevent sperm and egg from combining, and interfere with the implantation of the fertilized egg to achieve the purpose of contraception. After taking emergency contraceptive pills such as Yuting, some women will experience a small amount of bleeding, which is a normal drug effect. Since emergency contraceptive pills such as Yuting are artificially synthesized steroid hormones, taking them will temporarily increase the hormone level in the human blood. When this increase returns to normal, a small amount of endometrium will be shed from the female uterus, resulting in a small amount of bleeding, which is medically called withdrawal bleeding.

Emergency contraceptive pills may cause your period to come early. The emergency contraceptive pill levonorgestrel is a large dose of highly effective progestin. After taking the emergency contraceptive pill, it will act on the endometrium and cause a withdrawal bleeding of the endometrium. Taking the emergency contraceptive pill may cause menstruation to come early or may delay menstruation. Therefore, emergency contraceptive pills have the side effect of causing menstrual disorders, and it is recommended not to use them frequently. Most women will regard this situation as a normal menstruation, so menstruation may come early. Emergency contraceptive pills cannot be used as a regular method of contraception. No contraceptive method can achieve 100% contraceptive effect, and emergency contraceptive pills are no exception. If your period is delayed after taking emergency contraceptive pills, you need to go to the hospital as soon as possible to check your blood HCG to rule out the possibility of an unwanted pregnancy.

What are the dangers of birth control pills?

You can't take birth control pills too many times in a short period of time, so they avoid this saying and take them two or three times a year, but they have the experience of taking birth control pills every year. In fact, this is no different from what we said about taking contraceptives for a long time. In this case, it is recommended that everyone must pay attention to avoid it, because the consequences are the same as taking contraceptives for a long time, so don't take medicine blindly.

Contraceptive pills achieve the purpose of birth control by inhibiting ovulation through the combined effects of estrogen and progesterone. Therefore, many women believe that contraceptive pills contain hormones and are "toxic" and should be avoided as much as possible. Some even believe that pregnancy cannot be achieved until at least one year after 'stopping the pills', otherwise the 'toxins' in the body cannot be completely eliminated. All this shows that women in our country have received a lot of wrong information in this regard.