Is Yasmin effective in regulating menstruation?

We all know that many kinds of medicines can not only be used to treat one disease, but usually can treat multiple diseases. Therefore, when choosing such medicines, patients must understand clearly whether they can provide symptomatic treatment for such diseases. Yasmin is a contraceptive drug. So, is Yasmin effective in treating irregular menstruation?

Yasmin is quite effective in treating irregular menstruation. Generally speaking, Yasmin improves irregular menstruation by delaying the menstrual cycle. What makes Yasmin especially popular among women is that it effectively reduces water retention caused by estrogen (avoids weight gain, breast pain, and breast/abdominal swelling), solving the problem that users have always worried about gaining weight by taking the thorn seed pill. In addition, the anti-androgenic effect of drospirenone can significantly improve skin and hair problems. The drug can also regulate symptoms such as irregular menstruation, and has a positive effect on blood pressure, blood sugar, etc. In order to delay menstruation and improve irregular menstruation, women can take a box of pills and then take the next box of pills without a medication-free observation period.

Studies have shown that early treatment with Yasmin before ovulation induction can improve the hyperandrogenuria of PCOS patients. Moreover, Yasmin is a new and unique form of the estrogen drospirenone, which not only provides a reliable contraceptive measure, but also has other benefits. Another function is to resist the effect of mineralocorticoids. The medicinal value of Yasmin is: Yasmin, a two-component tablet containing 3 mg of drospirenone and 0.03 mg of ethinyl estradiol, has other beneficial features besides being a contraceptive measure. Drospirenone has anti-mineralocorticoid specificity and can prevent weight gain and other symptoms caused by fluid retention. It fights estrogen-related sodium retention, offers good tolerability, and has a positive effect on early menstrual syndrome (PMS). In combination with ethinyl estradiol, drospirenone increased high density lipoprotein (HDL) levels and showed a favorable lipid profile. The anti-androgen specificity of drospirenone has excellent effects on the skin, reducing acne damage and the formation of sebaceous glands. Furthermore, drospirenone does not counteract the increase in SHBG associated with ethinyl estradiol, which is known to bind to and degrade endogenous androgens.

Now we know that Yasmin is effective in treating irregular menstruation, but not all irregular menstruation can be treated. Therefore, patients must clearly understand whether they are suitable for taking such drugs to avoid blindly taking drugs which not only have no therapeutic effect on the symptoms, but may also cause other side effects.