Will taking diet pills cause infertility?

Compared with traditional methods such as weight loss through exercise and dieting, the weight loss effect through the use of diet pills is more significant and does not require too much effort, so it is loved by many obese people. However, weight loss pills usually achieve the effect of weight loss by improving human hormones and helping the body's excretion, and there are some side effects. Many people have questions about this. Will taking weight loss pills lead to infertility?

Yes, many weight loss pills contain hormones, which may cause menstrual disorders and endocrine disorders, and are prone to rebound. Menstrual disorders may affect fertility. It is better not to take diet pills. Just keep running, jumping rope, etc. every day, drink plenty of water, control your diet properly, and eat more vegetables, and you can achieve the effect of weight loss.

The dangers of taking weight loss pills:

1. Can’t sleep at night

Some people will have trouble sleeping at night while taking weight-loss pills. They will be very excited every night and cannot fall asleep even when lying in bed. They will also eat less than before. This situation is likely caused by the presence of amphetamines in the diet pills, and this is an early symptom of taking such pills. As the body develops drug resistance, symptoms such as emotional instability, delusions, hallucinations, and sleep disorders may also appear.

2. Frequent trips to the toilet

If the weight loss pills contain Roche Fresh, you will experience abdominal pain, frequent urination, and a layer of oil in your stool while taking the pills. This drug is an inhibitor of gastrointestinal lipolysis enzymes and has fewer side effects, but the dosage needs to be controlled. It is recommended to take one 120 mg capsule during a meal or at the latest within one hour after a meal. Do not take if you skip meals. Take up to three times a day.

3. Decreased appetite

If your appetite becomes very poor while taking diet pills, and you experience headaches, dizziness, drowsiness, and palpitations, then the diet pills you are taking are very likely to contain fen-phen, an internationally banned drug with serious side effects. Long-term use may even cause heart valve damage and pulmonary hypertension.

4. Dry mouth

When weight loss pills contain sibutramine, symptoms of dry mouth and tongue will occur during use. Its working principle is to suppress appetite by inhibiting the reabsorption of neurotransmitters. It is well absorbed orally and significant weight loss effects can be seen within 6 months. But the drug has the potential to cause memory loss and other cerebrovascular problems.

5. Vomiting and diarrhea

If you experience diarrhea and vomiting while taking diet pills, the pills may contain laxatives such as senna. In clinical medicine, "laxatives" are not considered weight loss drugs. If they are not used correctly, the consequences can be quite serious. Long-term use of senna leaves may cause abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, etc. in mild cases, and may even induce gastrointestinal bleeding and menstrual disorders in women in severe cases.