Brown liquid discharge after taking birth control pills for about 10 days

Many women take emergency contraceptive pills because they do not take certain contraceptive measures before or during sexual intercourse and do not want to get pregnant. In fact, taking the emergency contraceptive pill has extremely adverse effects on women's bodies, so it is not recommended to take it frequently. For some women, brown liquid is discharged after taking birth control pills. This can be considered a normal situation and the users do not need to worry too much!

1. What does it mean when brown liquid is discharged on the right side of the body after taking birth control pills?

It is considered withdrawal bleeding after taking emergency contraceptive pills, which is fine. This is a normal phenomenon when taking emergency contraceptive pills. Don't worry. Just pay attention to rest and keep the vulva clean. Please note that emergency contraceptive pills should not be taken frequently.

2. The harm of contraceptive pills

1. Long-term use of contraceptives may cause symptoms such as early pregnancy reactions, irregular vaginal bleeding during menstruation, shortened menstrual cycle, excessive or insufficient menstrual flow, swollen breasts, palpitations, hot flashes, back pain, abdominal pain, headache, and increased leucorrhea. If taking long-acting contraceptives causes symptoms such as excessive or insufficient menstrual flow and increased leucorrhea, generally no treatment is required. If other symptoms occur, it is best to go to a good hospital for examination.

2. Contraceptive pills are hormonal drugs. Excessive use will affect fertility and may cause fetal malformations or even infertility. If you have just turned 18, excessive consumption will not only affect your physical development, but also your intellectual development, and in serious cases, it will affect your future married life.

3. After using birth control pills, many women complain that the drugs caused them to have early pregnancy-like reactions, such as nausea and vomiting. Some also had allergic reactions, menstrual disorders, increased vaginal discharge, and high blood pressure. Once the medication is stopped, everything returns to normal.

4. We cannot ignore the disadvantages of birth control pills. Those who use contraceptives for a long time should take them under the guidance of a professional family planning doctor. The duration of medication is usually 6-7 years for short-acting drugs and 3-4 years for long-acting drugs. Contraceptive pills may be taken no more than twice a year when visiting relatives. Can be used interchangeably with other contraceptive measures.

3. Contraindications of contraceptive pills

1. Suspected pregnancy: combination tablets and IUD are contraindicated.

2. Ectopic pregnancy: The combined tablet is not contraindicated, but the IUD is relatively contraindicated if it is to be removed during the next menstrual period.

3. History of thrombosis: composite tablets are relatively contraindicated, but IUD is acceptable.

4. Migraine pain at the time of consultation: composite tablets are contraindicated only when there is a previous history of focal migraine, and IUD is acceptable.