Hormonal contraceptives: Truths and Myths

Hormonal contraceptives: Truths and Myths
 Hormonal contraceptives are presented in the form of capsules or tablets with low hormone content, the reception of which aims at the prevention of an unwanted pregnancy. Many women do not know what effect drugs have on their bodies and refuse such a method of protection.  

Before you buy tablets, consult a gynecologist and endocrinologist. Must pass tests to inspect and in some cases to make US. After that the doctor individually select the appropriate drug. Keep in mind that the tablets can be administered, and not to give birth to girls and women in menopause.

A common myth is the belief that the pills are gaining excess weight. If the drug is not properly matched, excluding age and condition of the patient's hormonal levels may increase appetite. Considering these factors, the doctor will prescribe a tablet with a low content of hormones.

Long pills does not affect the pregnancy after their withdrawal. Once terminated course ovulatory cycle is restored completely within the first 3-6 months and a woman can get pregnant. There are times when pregnancy occurs in the first month after the lifting of contraception.

Tablets should be taken daily for 21 days, then take a break (5-7 days) and start again. No matter whether the menstruation held during this period, or still in progress, taking pills to resume after a specified time in the instructions.

Hormonal contraceptives do not affect the occurrence of breast cancer or genital organs. On the contrary, it is believed that they have a positive effect on the prevention of these diseases.

When selecting tablets should be taken into account and the fact that their effect on the body is still not fully understood. There are a lot of contraindications, both absolute and relative to their reception. Not possible side effects of the drug on the body.

Contraceptives prescribed after abortion, the treatment of certain gynecological diseases after birth, if the woman is not breastfeeding, after an ectopic pregnancy, and in other cases. Oral contraceptives have a positive effect on those who are diagnosed with "anemia". Menstrual bleeding decrease in volume and become less painful.

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