Patient's question:
Yesterday, I had sex with my husband, and we did it several times. But since we don't want children, we took birth control pills. In the morning, after going to bed, I suddenly found that my skin was broken, but I didn't feel any pain. I just want to ask, is it normal for the skin to break after taking birth control pills?Doctor's answer:
After taking birth control pills, if you develop a rash, don't delay seeking treatment. It could be a side effect of the medication or related to irregular periods. It's best to visit a reputable hospital for a thorough examination to determine the cause. Don't delay seeking help. Make sure to get plenty of rest, avoid overtime work, maintain a regular schedule, eat less spicy and extremely cold foods, drink more hot water, consume plenty of fruits and vegetables, and take digestive and vitamin supplements. Relax your mind, and consider using alternative contraception methods, such as condoms.