Is it true that taking birth control pills will make you gain weight?

　　“"Oral contraceptive pills" are usually taken starting on the fifth day of menstruation, one pill a day, and the contraceptive effect can reach 100%.； But if you forget to take one pill, it’s okay to take it as soon as possible the next day. If you forget to take one pill for two days, your contraception will probably be ineffective that month. Oral contraceptives are best taken for six months and then discontinued for at least one month.

　　Contraindications to oral contraceptives are: being a smoker or over 35 years of age or having a heart condition disease It is best not to eat it (it will cause blood clots)； People with irregular menstruation should not try it.

　　Side effects of oral contraceptives: Nausea and vomiting may occur for 2-3 weeks at first (you can get used to it slowly). Contraceptive pills with too low a dose may cause vaginal bleeding when taking them.； After taking birth control pills for a long time, menstrual flow will decrease a lot or even "dry menstruation".” ； Because oral contraceptives mainly use them to suppress ovulation to achieve contraceptive effects. Some people sometimes experience "excessive suppression of ovulation", resulting in no menstruation or consequent menstruation after stopping the medication. infertility . Gaining weight easily is also a common side effect.

　　Birth control pills are over-the-counter medicines and are sold in most pharmacies. However, because it is difficult for ordinary people to judge side effects and contraindications, it is best to ask an obstetrician and gynecologist for an examination first, and then ask a pharmacist for the correct medication method.