What happens when you take birth control pills for the first time?

It is well known that the reason why birth control pills can achieve a good contraceptive effect is mainly because birth control pills are a kind of hormonal drugs, so after taking birth control pills, the ovulation cycle of the female body will be disrupted. Moreover, most women will experience discomfort symptoms such as dizziness and vomiting after taking birth control pills. And for women who take birth control pills for the first time, they are also worried about how their bodies will react.

The first time you take birth control pills, there may be some adverse reactions, but everyone's physical condition is different, and the symptoms and degree of the reactions are also different. Generally, after taking emergency contraceptive pills, you may experience nausea, vomiting, breast pain, etc. If vomiting occurs within two hours after taking the medicine, you need to take the emergency contraceptive pill again, otherwise the contraceptive effectiveness of the medicine will be greatly reduced.

Vaginal bleeding may occur within one week of taking emergency contraceptive pills. This is withdrawal bleeding caused by the emergency contraceptive pills. Some people may not experience withdrawal bleeding after taking emergency contraceptive pills, which may cause the next menstruation to be delayed.

If your period is delayed, you should check whether you have an unexpected pregnancy. Taking emergency contraceptive pills may cause irregular menstruation within 2-3 months. During this period, try to take other contraceptive measures, such as condoms, and try to avoid taking emergency contraceptive pills again. If emergency contraceptive pills are taken multiple times in a short period of time, it may cause endocrine disorders and may even cause amenorrhea.