Don't take medication to change your period

Menstrual period is a stage that every woman must go through. There are always a few days every month when she feels uncomfortable, such as abdominal pain, back pain, chest pain, or some other symptoms. In order to avoid these pains or for some special reasons, some women go to the pharmacy to buy some medicine to delay the arrival of menstruation. However, little do they know that this is hurting their bodies invisibly. Taking medicine without authorization to change your menstrual period often causes endocrine disorders and endangers your health.

Taking medicine to delay menstruation is not good

Although taking hormone drugs can delay the onset of menstruation, it may also disrupt the body's endocrine patterns and cause endocrine disorders. In particular, frequent use of drugs to change menstrual periods can cause menstrual disorders. In addition, delayed menstruation usually has a heavier flow and lasts longer, which is also harmful to the body. Therefore, if there are special circumstances and you need to postpone your period, you should do so under the guidance of a gynecologist in the hospital. Do not take medicine on your own. If you experience adverse reactions after taking the medicine, please go to the hospital for treatment in time.

Menstruation generally does not affect women's lives, but sometimes pelvic congestion during menstruation can cause soreness and heaviness in the lumbar and sacral area. About half of young women experience dysmenorrhea during menstruation. Some are also accompanied by headaches, low blood pressure, pale complexion, cold sweats and other phenomena. In addition, 20% to 50% of women will experience varying degrees of premenstrual syndrome, which is a series of symptoms before menstruation, including headache, breast swelling, general fatigue, tension, depression or irritability, restlessness, insomnia, edema, etc.

It is precisely because women experience these discomforts during menstruation that some people artificially change the time of menstruation when they are newly married, traveling, taking exams, and on business trips. They often use drugs to change the time of menstruation, which is harmful to women's bodies. Especially when they go to pharmacies to buy drugs privately and use them without a doctor's guidance, the harm is even greater.

To sum up, although women may experience various inconveniences during their menstrual period, for the sake of their own health, they should not take medication to change their menstrual period without authorization. If you must delay, you need to go to the hospital and consult a doctor. This is the only way to ensure that your body suffers minimal damage and be responsible for your own body.