Women should know! What are the side effects of taking birth control pills?

 Although emergency contraception or 72-hour medication can prevent pregnancy, it does have some side effects:

1. Women's age: This type of medicine is only required for women between the ages of 25 and 45. In particular, teenage girls or teenagers can damage their reproductive system.

2. Disruption of a woman's menstrual cycle: A 72-hour birth control pill is a hormone. Therefore, overuse or improper use can cause changes in a woman's menstrual cycle.

3. Decreased libido: Frequent use of emergency contraception will cause women to feel less sexual and cause skin rashes, itching and allergies.

4. Harm to the body during use: After applying this medicine, women will experience nausea and headaches while the drug is effective in the body. In addition, it also causes women to have lower abdominal pain, abdominal pain, abdominal pain similar to menstruation, as well as chest pain and weight gain.

5. Affects fertility: When women take this medicine too much or too often, it can increase the risk of infertility.

Remember that the use of emergency contraception or 72 hours, it can prevent pregnancy before 72 hours after sex. But women should not take this medicine regularly because it has a high risk to health.