Nowadays, everyone's minds are more open-minded, and the "applause for love" between men and women is also relatively young, but many people's awareness of contraception is still relatively poor, and they are reluctant to use condoms for comfort during the process, which leads women to take emergency contraceptive pills to avoid pregnancy.
However, some people in life say that women who take emergency contraceptive pills will cause harm to their uterus, and they can't do it more than three times a year, are these statements true?
Is it true that women can't take emergency contraception more than three times a year?
The common contraceptive pills on the market now are mainly levonordinone, which is a progestogen class of drugs that can interfere with the endocrine system in the woman's body, thereby preventing the implantation of the fertilized egg and achieving the effect of contraception.
Although the drug guidance instructions do not specifically stipulate that it can only be taken a few times a year, the fewer times the better, because women who eat too much can easily lead to endocrine disorders in the body, and menstrual disorders will occur, which can easily cause negative effects on the body.
Why do some women get pregnant even after taking the emergency contraceptive pill?
1. More than 72 hours
Generally, the effect of emergency contraceptive pills is mainly 1-2 days after the act, and if a woman takes the pill after 3 days, it basically has no effect.
Because the fertilized egg is generally formed after three days, it may be useless to take pills to interfere with the endocrine system in the body, and the effect of birth control pills will gradually weaken in the woman's body over time.
2. "Applaud for love" many times
If the relationship between the man and the woman warms up to a certain level, and acts unprotected many times at a certain time, it will increase the fusion of sperm and egg, even if the drug is taken, the effect may not be achieved, and the possibility of pregnancy is still relatively large.
3. Taking other medications
If a woman takes some other drugs before and after taking emergency contraceptives, this will cause the two drugs to "collide" in the body, which will interfere with the metabolism of progesterone, resulting in a decrease in the concentration of emergency contraceptive pills after entering the woman's body, which may lead to contraceptive failure.
4. Female weight weight
Women who are too heavy in weight may not have enough concentration of the drug in the body to change the metabolism of the endocrine system, so contraception failure will occur.
What should I do if a woman becomes pregnant after taking the drug?
If a woman is still pregnant after taking the drug, most women will choose to have the baby because they are worried that the child will be deformed and stunted after the influence of the drug.
It is true that pregnancy after taking emergency contraceptive pills can lead to fetal malformations, and women should try not to choose to continue the pregnancy. However, women need to go to the hospital for an abortion to avoid heavy bleeding from self-use.
To sum up, although we no longer morally kidnap women and should not have sex in advance, we still need to protect women's physical health.
Therefore, after the emotion does occur to a certain extent, it is possible to have sex if both parties are consensual, but you must take protective measures to avoid taking medicine afterwards, after all, the drug will still affect the woman's body.