What causes early menstruation after taking birth control pills?

Contraceptive pills are generally used more frequently by women in daily life, and they play a huge role in contraception, but they also have serious side effects and are harmful to women's bodies. In particular, women may experience menstrual irregularities after taking contraceptive pills. You must be careful when taking contraceptive pills. So what is the reason for early menstruation after taking contraceptive pills? We need to understand it through the side effects of taking contraceptive pills.

1. Early pregnancy reactions: If you take birth control pills, you are prone to nausea, vomiting, and picky eating.

This is caused by the estrogen in the contraceptive pill stimulating the gastric mucosa. This is a temporary phenomenon and the problem will be solved once the gastric mucosa adapts to this stimulation.

2. Uterine bleeding may occur if you miss taking contraceptive pills for some reason.

If it occurs in the first half of the menstrual cycle, you can take an additional 0.05-0.15 mg of ethinyl estradiol until you have taken 22 tablets; if it occurs in the second half of the menstrual cycle, you can take 0.5-1 tablet of birth control pill every night until you have taken 22 tablets. It would be better if you can eat some iron-rich foods such as animal liver and blood.

3. Some people will experience irregular menstruation after taking birth control pills, but mild cases do not require treatment.

Generally, if the amenorrhea lasts for more than two months, other contraceptive measures should be used. At the same time, 50 mg of chlorpheniramine should be taken every day for 5 consecutive days, and then for another 5 days in the next month. The condition will improve after taking it for 3 consecutive months.

Through the above introduction, we know why menstruation comes early after taking contraceptives. When we use contraceptive methods, we must pay attention to the impact on the body. We should try our best to reduce the harm to the body during normal contraception. We can use condoms to prevent pregnancy.