Can I still get pregnant after taking Yasmin?

It is generally not easy to get pregnant while taking Yasmin, but if you miss a dose or stop taking Yasmin, you may still get pregnant. Yasmin is a short-term contraceptive pill and is usually taken continuously and regularly within a certain period of time. Generally, the contraceptive effect is quite good.

Yasmin can not only be used as a contraceptive measure, but also can be used to regulate the menstrual cycle, can be used to prevent adhesions in the uterine cavity after abortion, and to prevent pregnancy again. It can also treat multifunctional uterine bleeding during puberty and is a better emergency contraceptive. The main ingredients are drospirenone and ethinyl estradiol. Although the female hormones they contain are relatively low, their specificity is better. Therefore, during the period of taking Yasmin, if you continue to take it under normal circumstances, the chance of pregnancy is very low.

Generally, it is not easy to get pregnant while taking Yasmin. Yasmin is a short-acting contraceptive. The main ingredient is drospirenone ethinyl estradiol, which is a combined estrogen-progesterone herbal preparation. It is not easy to get pregnant as long as you do not miss a dose during the medication period. Yasmin can both regulate the menstrual cycle and can be used as a contraceptive measure. Relatively speaking, the side effects are relatively small, and taking the medicine is relatively safe. However, if you miss a dose during the contraceptive period of Yasmin, you may get pregnant accidentally if you do not take the dose immediately. If you are pregnant, it may also cause abnormal uterine bleeding. Yasmin is very suitable for women to take after abortion. It can be used as a contraceptive measure and prevent adhesions in the uterine cavity.

Yasmin is a short-term contraceptive pill. In clinical practice, it is taken orally starting on the 5th day after menarche, once a day, 1 tablet each time, for 21 consecutive days, which can provide contraceptive effect for 1 month. Its contraceptive principle is mainly to prevent embryo implantation, soften the uterine wall, and prevent ovulation of the uterus and ovaries, thus achieving the purpose of contraception in clinical practice. During the period of taking Yasmin, if you have sex and ejaculate inside, the chance of pregnancy is very low. As long as you take the medicine on time and do not miss a dose, it is generally not easy to get pregnant clinically. It is recommended to have a physical examination before taking Yasmin to find out whether you have uterine fibroids, to eliminate the tendency of venous thrombosis, and to accurately measure blood pressure. Patients with high blood pressure, uterine fibroids, and venous thrombosis tendency should not take Yasmin for contraceptive measures.