Patient's question:
Divorced for over ten years, I thought the pressure of having children was too great, so I never had children. I always thought that once our couple had a certain financial stability, we would buy our own house before having children. Did I take birth control pills last month, which might interfere with this month's period?Doctor's answer:
The birth control pill contains many hormones. After taking it, it can affect the body's endocrine hormone levels, leading to further changes. Therefore, if you took the birth control pill last month, it may have affected your period this month, potentially causing it to arrive earlier or later. Of course, this is not absolute. However, I want to remind you to avoid using birth control pills for contraception as much as possible, as it can easily lead to endocrine disorders and irregular periods.