Patient's question:
What kind of help do you care about: If you don't eat what method of breastfeeding?Doctor's answer:
Hello, birth control pills are a combination of estrogen and progestogen. They can prevent pregnancy because of the compensatory effect of hormones, which adjusts the body's hormone secretion through negative feedback. Therefore, birth control pills can cause significant harm to the body. While they destroy follicles or embryos, they also disrupt the balance of hormone secretion in women's bodies, leading to damage to hormone-producing organs. Common side effects include irregular uterine bleeding, symptoms similar to early pregnancy, amenorrhea, and coagulation dysfunction. Therefore, it is generally recommended not to take birth control pills. Wishing you good health.