What is a low-dose pill?
What is a low-dose pill (OC)?
Low-dose pills (OC: oral contraceptives) contain female hormones. Also called an oral contraceptive.
It is a tablet made by combining two types of female hormones, luteal hormone (progesterone) and follicular hormone (estrogen). It has a contraceptive effect of 99% or more, is more contraceptive than contraceptives and emergency contraceptives, and is also effective for menstrual pain and premenstrual syndrome (PMS). Among the contraceptive methods, it is said to have excellent contraceptive effect and safety, and if you take it once a day, you can prevent pregnancy with a probability of 99% or more.
Usage / capacity
Take at regular times every day. Start taking it on the first day of menstruation.
If you forget to take it (more than a day), stop taking it and resume it from the next month's menstruation. If you forget it, you are more likely to get pregnant, so don't forget to take it.
Main side effects
Headache, lower abdominal pain, breast tightness, nausea, vomiting, shortness of breath, hypersensitivity, rash, urticaria, liver dysfunction, edema
About action and effect
Suppression of ovulation
Taking Trickular eliminates the production of the medicinal ingredients estrogen and progesterone. In addition, ovulation occurs in the change of body temperature, but by taking it, the change of body temperature disappears. Therefore, the ovulation required for pregnancy is suppressed.
Endometrium does not thicken
When ovulation occurs, the endometrium begins to thicken in preparation for pregnancy. However, taking it suppresses ovulation, so fertilized eggs are not produced and the endometrium for implantation does not thicken.
Prevents sperm from entering the womb
Normally, ovulation occurs, and the amount, composition, and sperm passage of cervical mucus in the uterus change. However, taking it reduces the amount of cervical mucus and makes it more viscous, which prevents sperm from passing through the cervix.