What are the benefits of short-acting contraceptive pills for women?

　　Short-acting contraceptive pills are different from emergency contraceptive pills. Short-acting contraceptive pills refer to daily female A type of contraceptive pill that needs to be taken. This medicine has much fewer side effects than emergency contraceptive pills. This contraceptive pill still has some positive effects on women.

　　Benefit 1: Relieve premenstrual tension syndrome

　　In addition to being effective in contraception, short-acting oral contraceptives can also help women regulate their menstrual cycles, relieve premenstrual tension syndrome, and reduce breast size. distended pain , mood swings, headaches, etc. In addition, it can also be used to treat Acne ,make skin More polished. In addition, short-acting oral contraceptives can also delay women’s menopause When the period comes, protect cardiovascular function and delay the aging of the body.

　　Benefit 2: Effective weight control

　　Many women worry about gaining weight while taking short-acting oral contraceptives. Traditional short-acting oral contraceptives do cause women to gain weight due to water and sodium retention. However, there are already clinical Evidence shows that newer short-acting oral contraceptives are effective in controlling weight. Because the drospirenone component contained in it has anti-mineralocorticoid properties similar to natural progesterone, it can directly combat water and sodium retention and promote water and sodium excretion.

　　Benefit 3: Reduce the incidence of related tumors

　　Contrary to common misunderstandings among Chinese women, taking new short-acting oral contraceptives will not increase the risk of female reproductive system tumors and breast cancer risk and even reduce the incidence of related tumors. Hannaford et al. on oral contraceptives and cancer The study looked at 744,000 people who had ever or currently used oral contraceptives and 339,000 people who did not use oral contraceptives. The results showed that oral contraceptive users had a significant 12% lower overall cancer incidence rate than non-users.

　　reduce Uterus Risk of endometrial cancer: A large number of clinical studies have shown that short-acting oral contraceptives can significantly reduce the risk of endometrial cancer. This is because low-dose estrogen can prevent excessive proliferation of the endometrium, thereby reducing the chance of malignant transformation. Foreign studies have shown that the new generation of short-acting oral contraceptives can still protect the endometrium one to two years after stopping the drug.