Patient's question:
I sometimes have menstrual cramps, but not every time. Now, with my husband, it's said that taking birth control pills can cause pain, and I feel sad about it.Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are various methods of contraception used in clinical practice, including oral short-acting birth control pills, long-acting birth control pills, and emergency contraception pills, as well as contraceptive devices such as intrauterine devices (IUDs) and condoms, among others. Based on your current situation, you can choose either short-acting or long-acting birth control pills, as these will not cause menstrual cramps. Taking them strictly according to the instructions will provide effective contraception, so there is no need to worry.