Patient's question:
Consumed the birth control pill twice within a month; the first time, the period arrived 3/4 days earlier than the normal time; during this past half-year, the period has not been very stable; the second time, the period also arrived. It feels different from a normal period; and it lasted for almost half a month before it ended.Doctor's answer:
The side effects of contraceptive drugs are very significant. Long-term use can likely lead to adverse reactions, including endocrine disorders and menstrual irregularities. In severe cases, it may even cause amenorrhea. Therefore, it is best not to rely solely on contraceptive drugs. It is preferable to adopt other methods of contraception, such as using condoms, which is an excellent method for birth control.