Short-acting contraceptive pills are not recommended for long-term use.
Short-acting contraceptive pills are currently more commonly used contraceptive methods, the composition of the drug contains more hormones, can play a certain role in regulating the body’s hormone levels, but also to a certain extent to regulate the purpose of the menstrual cycle.
Long-term use of short-acting contraceptive pills may be due to hormonal reasons, resulting in the body’s liver function and kidney function is affected to a certain extent, generally short-acting contraceptive pills orally for 3 to 6 months, it is not recommended to take long-term.
After taking the drug for a period of time, go to the hospital in time for a detailed physical examination to determine whether there is any adverse effect on the body of the drug.
It is recommended that women who do not have the need to have children should try to intervene by means of instrumental contraception in order to minimize the damage caused by the drug to the organism.