Types of contraceptive pills - Introducing four ways to choose the right birth control pill ~

Contraception methods are diverse, and there are too many side effects, pros, and cons, so it was difficult to decide for a while. I started taking birth control pills.

I would like to share the reasons and how to choose birth control pills together.

 

I visited the gynecology clinic planning to get Mirena, one of the mechanical contraception procedures after childbirth, but there is a possibility of irregular bleeding.

I couldn't easily decide after hearing that it could be a cause of weight gain. Then, the doctor said...

Learning late that there is a uterine fibroid on the ultrasound.

They recommended contraception pills rather than mechanical surgery.

Try taking the medication with over-the-counter products.

We decided to visit again if any side effects occur afterward.

 

Birth control pills are composed of synthetic estrogen and progestin.

It consists of two components.

It is said that they are divided into 2nd, 3rd, and 4th generations based on the progesterone component.

 

I went to the pharmacy, but there are so many types and a wide variety of products.

It was hard to choose easily.

I took it once before to delay my period with the pharmacist.

I explained the side effects based on the contraceptive pill.

 

I experienced severe nausea and vomiting when taking birth control pills.

During the period I took it, I also experienced headaches and my condition was...

It wasn't very good.

In this case, products with low estrogen (0.02 mg) content are appropriate. There are Ales, Melian, Mershon, and others.

 

I took Dearmi products for the first month.

Dearmedo third-generation medication has almost the same ingredients.

During the period of use, there were no side effects such as abnormal bleeding, acne, swelling, or other adverse reactions.

So, I decided on this medication and took it long-term.

Start taking the medication from the day your first period begins.

Take one pill every day at the same time for 21 days.

If you take a break for 7 days, your period will start again after 2 or 3 days.

You can repeat this with the same pattern.

 

As I mentioned earlier, contraceptive pills are

There are many types and a variety of products, so each one individually

It's hard to decide whether to buy because of weighing the pros and cons.

I chose my birth control pills based on four principles.

 

1. Visit the obstetrics and gynecology department and consult about contraception methods.

This is almost top priority; please ensure prenatal gynecological care before contraception.

Please receive it. Like me, due to other illnesses, I originally thought...

Contraceptive methods may not be available.

 

2. I mention premenstrual and postmenstrual syndrome to the pharmacy or hospital.

It temporarily showed symptoms similar to premenstrual syndrome when I took birth control pills.

I especially experienced severe headaches and nausea, and I was recommended a third-generation medication to alleviate these symptoms.

 

Check your health condition after taking it for the first month.

Birth control pills are hormonal medication.

They say that side effects like abnormal bleeding can also occur.

Even if it's a small bleed, make a note of it to help choose the next contraceptive pill.

I need to tell you about this part.

 

4. Inform the doctor about taking birth control pills during regular check-ups.

There are blood clots as a side effect of third-generation contraceptives.

Therefore, for smokers aged 35 and above, never

They say you shouldn't take birth control pills.

If you mention that you have been taking birth control pills for more than six months during the check-up

You can undergo examinations that may have side effects.

 

This is my introduction to birth control pills.

There are many other contraceptive methods as well.

My options were limited due to uterine fibroids.

Do not rely too much on internet information about contraception.

Consult with medical staff to find the contraception method that suits you.

And I recommend that you consider using birth control pills~