Why do women take contraceptive pills after abortion? These common sense about abortion should be known by women before abortion

Doctors prescribe Yasmin after abortion because abortion causes great damage to the uterus. So, how long should I take Yasmin after abortion? Are there any serious side effects? Why do I need to take Yasmin for emergency contraception after abortion? Let's have a brief understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

Why should I take Yasmin for emergency contraception after abortion?

Abortion surgery has a great impact on women's uterine wall and endocrine system. Yasmin is a short-term contraceptive, the main ingredient of which is estrogen. Taking it after an abortion can increase the uterine wall and help the repair of the uterus and endocrine system. It is recommended that you pay attention to rest and keep warm after the abortion, take medicines according to the doctor's instructions, and go to the hospital for regular follow-up visits.

Yasmin is a small-dose monophasic electric contraceptive pill and a short-acting contraceptive pill. One pill contains 0.03 mg of ethynyl estradiol and 3 mg of drospirenone, which can achieve nearly 100% contraceptive effect and provide good cycle control. Take one pill a day for 21 consecutive days, stop for 7 days, and then continue to take it for the next cycle.

Generally, after an abortion, the endometrium will fall off and need 6-8 weeks to repair. Yasmin contains natural estrogen, which can repair the endometrium, stop bleeding quickly, and promote the growth of the uterine wall. It is particularly suitable for repairing the uterine wall after an abortion. You should take it for 21 consecutive days according to the package. After seven days of stopping the medicine, take the next box regardless of whether you have your period or not.

So, are the side effects serious? The Phase III clinical study conducted in my country showed that in the experiment, the most serious adverse reactions that were definitely related to the experimental drug in the Yasmin group were 2 cases (0.4%) of pregnancies. Both patients had a record of missing or delaying taking the medicine before they found out they were pregnant.

In summary, Yasmin should still be very good. It is currently the best-selling short-acting contraceptive in the world. Because it has just been launched in China, many people may not know it very well. In fact, it should be the world's most famous contraceptive.