Menstrual disorders have caused great trouble for women, and there are also many causes, which may be due to improper diet or poor daily routine. If women take emergency contraception unreasonably, it can also cause menstrual disorders. So, what should they do if they take emergency contraception for menstrual disorders?
If you experience menstrual disorders after taking emergency contraception, you should pause and continue taking medication. Contraceptive pills contain many hormone components, which can cause hormonal imbalances and lead to menstrual abnormalities. Women should not take medication again until menstruation resumes, and should relax their mental state. If they are too worried about causing mental stress, it can actually worsen symptoms.
Women should eat more nutritious foods, especially soybeans, which can regulate estrogen in the body and help the endocrine system gradually return to normal. They should try not to eat too greasy and should not smoke or drink alcohol to avoid more severe symptoms of menstrual disorders. If a woman's menstrual cycle has not recovered for a long time, she can take medication under the guidance of a doctor, preferably according to the actual situation, to avoid side effects. Usually, she will take some traditional Chinese medicine, which has low side effects and is relatively safe.
There are many ways to prevent pregnancy. Women should not take emergency contraceptive pills frequently. If they do not have a family planning plan in the short term, they can go to the hospital to get an intrauterine device. No matter what medication they take for treatment, they should be guided by professional doctors to avoid adverse effects.
