Patient's question:
Three years without contraception and still not pregnant, checked one fallopian tube obstruction, the other side is not unobstructed. Is the reason for tubal obstruction the use of birth control pills?Doctor's answer:
Due to individual differences, the response to medication can vary. Contraceptives, due to their effects of inhibiting and delaying ovulation and suppressing the endometrium, can delay the next menstrual period. They may also cause temporary hormonal fluctuations in the blood due to occasional use, leading to withdrawal bleeding after the levels drop, which manifests as an early menstrual period.Advice: It is recommended not to take birth control pills, as they can cause significant harm to the body. It is better to choose contraceptive methods with fewer side effects, such as condoms. I hope my answer helps you. Good luck!