Didrogestrel tablets are a natural progesterone conversion substance, which is still used clinically to regulate the menstrual cycle and for the treatment of preterm abortion in women. Oral administration of drospirenone tablets does not normally cause nausea, but there are individual differences in each person, and some women taking drospirenone tablets may also experience nausea and other uncomfortable symptoms, and can take drospirenone tablets after meals to alleviate the discomfort in the gastrointestinal tract. If nausea is not significantly reduced after a meal, you can also ask your doctor to change the medication for relief. If you experience any discomfort while taking drospirenone tablets, whether for fertility treatment or for menstrual cycle adjustment, you should not stop taking the medication on your own to avoid adverse consequences. During the medication period, you should eat a light diet and refrain from eating cold, spicy and stimulating foods.