Do oral contraceptives affect pregnancy?

How to prevent pregnancy is an issue that all female friends are very concerned about. Nowadays, there are many contraceptive methods, and contraceptive pills are the choice of many female friends. But it can cause great harm to women's bodies and may even lead to amenorrhea. Many people have heard that oral contraceptives can affect fertility. Is this true? Today I will introduce to you the relationship between oral contraceptives and fertility.

Oral contraceptives only have temporary effects. First of all, during the period of taking the pills, short-acting oral contraceptives will of course affect fertility - if it doesn't affect it, how can you avoid pregnancy? However, this is definitely not an irreversible effect. After stopping the medication, the menstrual cycle and ovulation will resume.

At present, it seems that short-acting oral contraceptives will not have any long-term effects on women's fertility. Many women will resume normal menstrual cycles and ovulation shortly after stopping the medication. Some women may experience amenorrhea and anovulation, but most studies have shown that this is only a temporary effect and there is no need to worry about birth control pills affecting fertility.

Will birth control pills "accumulate" in the body? The reason why some women dare not start preparing for pregnancy immediately after stopping birth control pills may be that they are worried that after long-term use of the drugs, the drugs will "accumulate" in the body and it will take a long time to completely eliminate them. However, this worry is actually unnecessary. Although the structures are not exactly the same, the estrogen and progestin components in short-acting contraceptives will be metabolized like the natural hormones in the human body and will not continue to accumulate in the body. After each birth control pill is taken, the time it takes for the ingredients in it to take effect on the human body is actually very short. This is why short-acting birth control pills must be taken every day to ensure their effectiveness.

Now everyone knows the impact of birth control pills on reproductive function. After reading this, you should be more careful about the side effects of birth control pills. You should scientifically choose the contraceptive method and means that suits you and take care of your body. Although birth control pills are easy to use, you should never use them as a long-term contraceptive method, and don't use emergency contraceptive pills frequently.