What to do if you don't have your period after taking birth control pills

What should I do if I don’t have my period after taking birth control pills?

The absence of menstruation after taking birth control pills is mainly caused by drug side effects and contraceptive failure, which can be treated by stopping taking birth control pills, using medication, etc.

Contraceptive pills contain a large amount of progesterone, which may cause hormone disorders in the body and lead to amenorrhea. At this time, you can consider stopping taking contraceptive pills for a period of time. After the hormone levels in the body return to normal, you may have menstruation. You can also take progesterone capsules, estradiol valerate tablets and estrogen tablets under the guidance of a doctor.

When taking birth control pills, if you do not take them in the correct way, contraception failure may occur, leading to pregnancy, which usually leads to menopause. You need to go to the hospital for medical treatment in time. If it is a normal intrauterine pregnancy and the fetus develops normally, you can have a normal pregnancy. If there is no birth plan or the fetus has serious abnormalities, you can also follow the doctor's advice and use appropriate abortion methods, such as oral misoprostol tablets, mifepristone tablets, etc., or you can have an artificial abortion.

In addition to the above causes and treatments, there are generally no other causes and treatments. It is recommended to develop good habits and avoid taking large amounts of contraceptives for a long time. If you do not have a fertility plan, you can also use condoms or wear an intrauterine device during sex.