Short-acting contraceptive pills are clinically available as TAIE-35, Eusebio, and Mafron. Short-acting contraceptive pills must be taken only under the guidance of a doctor. Before taking them, you need to do liver and kidney function tests, ultrasound, breast examination, cervical cancer screening, mainly to exclude cervical epithelial lesions, exclude cervical cancer, ultrasound to exclude uterine fibroids, exclude endometrial lesions, and the breast to exclude the possibility of breast enlargement before you can take short-acting contraceptives. Women with a history of hypertension or a tendency to blood clots are not allowed to take oral short-acting contraceptives for contraception or to treat menstrual disorders. It is recommended that short-acting contraceptives should only be taken under the guidance of a doctor to avoid causing other consequences.