Can I get pregnant by taking progesterone tablets?

Many female friends know that progesterone is a special female hormone in the female body, and progesterone tablets are a progesterone product. Its full name is dydrogesterone tablets. This medicine will cause some nausea and vomiting after taking it. This is a side effect of this medicine. This medicine will change the hormone level in the female body. Although it is a contraceptive drug, there is still a chance. So, can you get pregnant by taking progesterone tablets?

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Second, levonorgestrel tablets are used for emergency contraception in women, that is, when there is no protection or other contraceptive methods fail accidentally. Dosage and Administration: Oral administration, take the first tablet within 72 hours after sexual intercourse, and take the second tablet after 12 hours. Long-term drug accumulation may lead to excessive blood concentration in the body, resulting in drug poisoning and a series of uncomfortable symptoms. Levonorgestrel tablets cannot be used as a regular contraceptive and frequent use is not recommended. Reliable contraceptive measures should be taken from taking the medicine until the next menstruation.

Can you get pregnant by taking progesterone tablets? No. In addition, taking progesterone tablets may occasionally cause mild nausea, vomiting, breast tenderness, headache, dizziness, fatigue and other symptoms. Generally, no treatment is required and they will disappear on their own after 24 hours. If the symptoms are severe, you should consult a doctor. Abnormal uterine bleeding may also occur when taking levonorgestrel tablets. Most cases are manifested as early or late menstruation in the month of taking the medicine; a few cases are manifested as irregular bleeding, which usually disappears on its own. In severe cases, you should consult a doctor. Levonorgestrel tablets are fast-acting, short-acting contraceptives. It is contraindicated for patients with breast cancer, reproductive organ cancer, abnormal liver function or recent history of liver disease or jaundice, venous thrombosis, cerebrovascular accident, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, depression and women over 40 years old.