What are the dangers of taking long-acting contraceptive pills?

People nowadays are more open-minded. They have sex before getting married, but they don’t really want children. At this time, they need to use birth control pills to prevent pregnancy and avoid accidental pregnancy. However, birth control pills are very harmful to women’s bodies. What are the dangers of taking long-acting birth control pills?

Main hazards:

1 The so-called early pregnancy-like reaction refers to the nausea, dizziness, loss of appetite, weakness in the limbs, etc. that women experience after taking oral contraceptives. Generally, this situation does not require any treatment. It will appear within a week of taking the large bag of birth control pills and will disappear on its own in 1 to 2 months. Of course, there are also some types of early pregnancy reactions that are more serious, so you may consider seeking medical attention.

2 If the estrogen level in the body is high after taking birth control pills, headaches are likely to occur; if the progesterone level is high during the interval period, oral contraceptives can also cause headaches; this is all caused by excessive hormones and water retention. If you have a headache, it is best to see a doctor in time, or eat a low-salt diet, take diuretics, etc.

3. Menstrual irregularities caused by taking contraceptives are mainly due to insufficient progesterone during menstruation, which leads to excessive menstrual flow and longer menstrual period. If this situation persists for a long time, you can consider seeing a Chinese medicine doctor for treatment. After all, menstruation is a crucial physiological period for women. Delayed menstruation and scanty menstrual flow can be adjusted by yourself and do not require any excessive treatment.

4 After taking birth control pills, another possible situation is vaginal bleeding, and this situation usually occurs in the first three cycles after taking the medicine. Bleeding after menstruation is caused by insufficient estrogen in the body. If vaginal bleeding persists for a long time, it is best to consult a doctor for treatment.

The above article explains the dangers of taking long-acting contraceptives. I believe everyone already knows it. Don’t take too many long-acting contraceptives in the future, otherwise it will cause great harm to your body, and it will be too late then.