What should I do if I drink alcohol while taking birth control pills?

Modern people's consciousness is becoming more and more open to the outside world, and matters related to both sexes are receiving much attention. Whether it is Durex or emergency contraception, they have now become rigid demands. At present, emergency contraception on the market includes emergency, high-efficiency, short-acting, etc. Contraceptives are especially important for some women who do not want to have a baby yet. So do you know how to use and how much to use emergency contraception?

Emergency contraception method and dosage

The contraceptive pill is suitable for taking within 72 hours after unprotected intercourse, and then taking another pill 12 hours later. The contraceptive rate is 98%. Anting emergency contraception is an estrogen drug, which mainly acts on the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. It inhibits the secretion of pituitary gonadotropin, reduces and disappears the conversion of follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone into female hormones, and inhibits ovulation. It also has a strong inhibitory effect on the uterine wall, affecting the implantation of fertilized eggs and embryos. When using contraceptives, the purpose of preventing pregnancy can be achieved by inhibiting uterine development, inhibiting or delaying ovulation, affecting uterine wall growth, and affecting embryo implantation.

The method of taking emergency contraception is: oral administration, take the first tablet orally 72 hours after sexual intercourse, and take the second tablet 12 hours later, for a total of 2 tablets. If you need to use other contraceptive measures during intercourse after taking the pill, use basic contraceptive measures after menarche. Anting should not be taken for a long time because the side effects it causes are very serious and women should take it with caution.

Is it okay to drink alcohol five hours after taking the birth control pill?

Generally speaking, drinking alcohol should be avoided 2 hours before and after taking birth control pills. Birth control pills contain a lot of hormones, which have a contraceptive effect by inhibiting ovulation and affecting sperm activity. Wine has the effect of promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, and regulating meridians. It can promote blood circulation and thus accelerate the metabolism of growth hormone in the blood.

Therefore, in order to avoid affecting the contraceptive effect of birth control pills, try not to drink alcohol within a short period of time after taking the pills. Contraceptive pills have relatively large side effects on the human body. It is recommended to use more contraceptive measures such as using condoms and taking general emergency contraception orally.