A contraceptive pill that has fewer side effects and is effective can be chosen as a short-term contraceptive pill, which is usually taken from the fifth day of menstruation for 21 days, with menstruation occurring a few days after stopping the drug, and then the process can be restarted to produce a better contraceptive effect. This short-term contraceptive pill also helps regulate your periods and can make them regular if they are not usually regular. If you want to have a baby later, you can get pregnant normally one month after you stop using the pill. However, there are some disadvantages of the pill, because the main components of the pill are estrogen and progestin, which are stimulating to the ovaries and can increase the incidence of tumors in the reproductive system.