Continued changes after oral contraceptive pills

Just like taking birth control pills, leaving them is something you have to consider before deciding to actually do so.

Oral contraceptives are composed of naturally occurring synthetic forms of hormones that regulate the menstrual cycle of women. The fluctuations of these hormones play a crucial role in fertility. Whatever the reason before you start using the pill, ie. Irregular times, hemorrhoids and menstrual cramps or avoid unwanted pregnancies; when you are in the upper body or lower body, your body will experience several changes.

There is no contraceptive pill in India. You can easily consult a gynaecologist and he will provide you with the type and brand that suits you best.

So, back to the effect; when you take a tablet, most of the side effects are positive.

• You will have clear, acne-free skin
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  • Reduce the risk of ovarian cancer
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  • Regular
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  • No menstrual cramps
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  • Reduce pelvic pain associated with endometriosis
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  • No risk of unwanted pregnancies

So what happens when you decide to stop using oral contraceptives? You will start to pay attention to the changes in the first week itself. Although, it varies from woman to woman; some effects after drug withdrawal are:

• Skin rupture and acne: Since this is a common change, when you stop using the pill, be sure to follow a strict diet and skin care regimen to avoid hormonal acne.
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  • Breast pain: Your breasts may have a few weeks of tenderness. It usually wears out.
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  • Uterine fistula: This condition will occur and open. This will not be the lasting pain you will feel all day long.
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  • Emotions, irritability and higher levels of stress: Due to the hormonal changes in your body, you will remain highly stressed for most of the day.
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  • Increased risk of unwanted pregnancies: When you seriously consider wanting to have a baby, be sure to avoid taking medicine. If you are still unsure but still want to stop using them, be sure to use other methods of contraception.
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  • Water retention: This is something you need to take very seriously, because it is a huge problem for women. Pay great attention to any changes in the wear of the clothes or the swelling of the hands/feets. Continue to use low sodium, detoxifying diet to eliminate moisture.
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  • Little Spotting: This is not a common thing. It usually disappears after the first week.
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  • Drowsiness and fatigue: You will experience energy loss.

You will occasionally encounter most of these symptoms for a while, and most women's transitions usually go well. However, be sure to let your gynaecologist know about the changes you have noticed and experienced.

We are not trying to promote the use of birth control pills, nor are we not encouraging you to leave them. This is your body and your decision. However, you need to receive a good education about the changes you may encounter. If you plan to have a baby and get rid of it from oral contraceptives, be sure to be nuanced. You must be prepared for changes in the body and how to deal with them.

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