Taking Jin Yuting to breastfeed during lactation

Nowadays, affected by current policies, many people are allowed to have a second child. However, some mothers who have just given birth do not want to have a child so soon after giving birth. Once they resume their postpartum sexual life, they also have to consider contraceptive measures. So, can I take Yuting during breastfeeding?

Can I take Yuting during breastfeeding?

Yuting refers to a medicine containing estrogen, which is a female hormone that does not affect lactation. In addition, the absolute amount of Yuting that enters the baby's body through breast milk is very small and will not cause adverse effects on the baby. Therefore, Yuting is a contraceptive suitable for women during breastfeeding.

Yuting is a special drug for emergency contraception. Its main ingredient is levonorgestrel, which is a pure estrogen. Two tablets are taken at a time, with a total output of 1.5 mg. It can be quickly excreted from the body 24-48 hours after taking the medicine. Therefore, no matter the dosage of the medicine or the side effects of the medicine on the body, it is not enough to have a negative impact on the body. At present, experts from all over the world also believe that taking the emergency contraceptive Yuting has no effect on fetal malformation, whether during pregnancy or shortly after stopping the drug. Therefore, Yuting is a relatively safe emergency contraceptive drug. Even if pregnancy occurs after taking the drug, it will not increase the incidence of birth defects.

Emergency contraception is only an emergency method, not a basic contraceptive method. You should consider your own physical and mental health and the regularity of family planning policy, and choose the contraceptive method that suits you, rather than relying on regular use of contraceptives.

Contraceptive measures should be taken during breastfeeding. Postpartum breastfeeding will inhibit ovulation and temporarily stop menstruation, which has a certain contraceptive effect. However, this type of contraceptive measure is not 100% effective. Many people ovulate first and become pregnant before their menstrual period stops. Therefore, contraceptive measures should be used when resuming sexual life for the first time after giving birth and during breastfeeding.