Five tips for women to choose contraceptive pills

Contraceptive pills should not be taken randomly. There are also precautions for women to choose contraceptive pills. For example, if a couple has an irregular lifestyle and cannot take it orally every day, they can choose long-acting oral contraceptives.

How do women choose contraceptive pills?

1. For couples who live together and have a regular lifestyle and can take oral contraceptives every day, they can choose short-acting oral contraceptives, such as oral contraceptives No. 1 and No. 2; start taking them from the fifth day of menstruation, one tablet a day, for 22 consecutive days.

2. Women who experience gastrointestinal discomfort from oral contraceptives can choose contraceptive injections.

3. If other contraceptive methods fail, you can take emergency contraceptive pills, such as 50 mg of diethylstilbestrol, within 24 hours for five consecutive days.

4. If a couple has an irregular lifestyle and cannot take oral contraceptives every day, they can choose long-acting oral contraceptives, such as combined 18-methylnorhenothrone. Take the pill once on the fifth day of menstruation, take the second pill 20 days later, and then take it once a month, one pill each time.

5. The husband and wife live apart. When visiting relatives, you can take the visiting contraceptive pill, one tablet 8 hours before sex, and then one tablet every night until the visit is over, and take it again the next morning. It is not suitable for long-term use.

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