Patient's question:
Last month, I fell in love with a man who has a very high sex drive. He needs sex almost every day. Before, he used condoms, but later he felt that sex with condoms wasn't good and sometimes he would break the condoms. I want to ask how much impact does the birth control pill have on infertility?Doctor's answer:
After entering the human body, birth control pills are stored in fat tissue and released slowly over time, inhibiting menopause and providing long-term breastfeeding effects. Some women may experience increased vaginal discharge, menstrual irregularities, and pregnancy-like symptoms after taking birth control pills. In some cases, they may develop rashes that are difficult to control. A very small number of individuals may also experience allergic reactions. The harm of birth control pills to the body is significant, so it is better to use them sparingly. If possible, it is advisable to undergo a thorough medical examination and choose a contraception method that suits you, which would be better.