Netizen's question:
I had eaten a few times before emergency prophylactic, check discovery ovary has cyst later, see on the net say ovarian cyst and emergency prophylactic may have concern, is this true excuse me?What other harm can you still have to the body?
May be harmful to ovarian function...
There are many different types of birth control pills on the market, the most common being norethindrone, which is actually a progesterone.Left norethinne can interfere with normal endocrine status, to achieve the purpose of contraception, as for why emergency contraception, is the problem of dose.
Emergency contraceptives contain far more progesterone than regular contraceptives. Taking an emergency contraceptive is almost the same as taking a regular short-acting oral contraceptive for 8 consecutive days.Visible its harm cannot ignore, eat for a long time, can have the following 3 kinds of common harm, advise each female to avoid as soon as possible.
1, bleeding, menstrual disorders and other discomfort
Cloud formation, nausea, limb weakness, breast swelling, bleeding, delayed menstruation and other discomfort are minor hazards.
- Ovarian cysts
Because of the high dose of progesterone, birth control pills can seriously affect a woman's hormones, including her ovaries.If the drug is administered just before ovulation, the follicles are more likely to fail to ovulate because they do not rupture properly.As a result, the fluid in the follicles can become trapped inside, leading to ovarian cysts, which can result from repeated use of the emergency contraceptive pill.
Premature ovarian failure
In addition, large dose of progesterone has an inhibitory effect on ovarian function. If repeated use within a short period of time continuously inhibits ovarian function, the normal hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian endocrine axis of human body will be disrupted, bringing about the risk of premature ovarian failure.
The pill should be used sparingly, up to three times a year and two times a month.
Eat emergency contraceptives, pregnant children will not be deformed?
The success rate of emergency contraceptives is about 80 percent, and a small number of people are pregnant after birth. Is the baby still healthy?Can you leave?
The answer is: not at all!Can leave!
Birth control pills do not harm a fetus.
Obstetric examination technology can monitor fetal development through B ultrasound, amniocentesis and other means.When the exception is found, it is not too late to stay.
On the blackboard:
After taking the emergency contraceptive pill, she became pregnant, just like a normal pregnancy.
Pregnancy should not be terminated so long as you are not taking drugs that are specifically prohibited during pregnancy (emergency contraception is not one of them).