When Yangmei saw that all the female friends around her had become mothers, she couldn\’t help but have the desire to have a baby in her heart. However, she recently heard that taking emergency contraceptive pills multiple times may affect fertility, but she had taken emergency contraceptive pills multiple times to prevent pregnancy. Will it be difficult to get pregnant now?
Will emergency contraception affect having a baby?
In the eyes of many female friends, there is no difference between emergency contraceptive pills and regular contraceptive pills, so there is no problem in using them frequently. But is this really the case? Professor Liu Yan from the Family Planning Department of Shanghai Ruijin Hospital specifically reminded that this view of contraception is very wrong. Because the hormone content of emergency contraceptive pills is more than 8 times that of regular contraceptive pills, it is very harmful to female friends\’ bodies. If female friends use emergency contraceptive pills as regular contraceptive pills, the estrogen and progesterone in the female body will be interfered with, which may cause certain damage to the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and ovaries. In addition, because the physiological levels of hormones in the body are disrupted for a long time, endocrine function will be affected, leading to menstrual disorders, which will have a certain impact on pregnancy. Not only that, misuse of emergency contraceptive pills may also cause ectopic pregnancy. Because it is clinically found that ectopic pregnancy among sexual female friends is caused by the misuse of emergency contraceptive pills. Therefore, emergency contraceptive pills must not be used as regular contraceptive pills.
Will long-term use of routine avoidance drugs affect fertility?
Putting aside the dangers of emergency contraceptive pills, some female friends are worried that long-term use of regular contraceptive pills will also affect fertility and lead to infertility? The survey shows that 23.84% of women think that oral contraceptives will affect fertility. This shows that this idea is relatively common in life. Therefore, many female friends choose to take oral contraceptives for a period of time and then use other contraceptive methods to avoid causing infertility. In fact, there is no data showing that long-term use of short-acting oral contraceptives will affect female fertility. Because the oral short-acting contraceptive pill is a reversible form of contraception, a woman\’s fertility can be restored after stopping the pill, and it will not have any adverse effects on future fertility.
Do I have to stop taking birth control pills for 3-6 months if I want to have a baby?
It takes 3-6 months to stop taking birth control pills before you can have a baby. This is only for long-acting oral contraceptives. There are many new generation oral contraceptives on the market. These birth control pills are hormonal. The content is small. For female friends who take short-acting oral medicine, they wantThe baby can become pregnant after stopping the medication and resumes menstruation once. However, because each person\’s specific situation is different, female friends should consult a doctor based on their actual situation before wanting a baby, and follow the doctor\’s advice to set a time for having a baby. Only in this way can it be conducive to prenatal and postnatal care.