Some types and birth control pills work well if used together. Therefore, if you want the pill to have the best contraceptive effect, you need to avoid taking some of the following drugs simultaneously.

Hi doctor! I had sex with a condom and then took the 24 hour contraceptive pill and now I'm about 2 weeks late for my period. I want to ask that after having sex 24 hours after taking birth control pills but still 2 weeks late, is it possible to get pregnant?

Taking birth control pills every day is one of the most popular birth control methods that many women trust and use. Although it is highly effective, taking birth control pills still has certain potential risks, so you should consult your doctor to know how to take birth control pills every day that is right for you.

Many people are very worried and do not know what to do when they have menstrual disorders? Is there any way to treat menstrual disorders? In fact, menstrual disorders are a very common problem in women, especially during puberty and premenopause.

In addition to their contraceptive effectiveness and associated benefits, hormonal contraceptives may not be suitable for some patients with a history of cardiovascular disease, cancer, smoking or obesity. This article provides information about the types of diseases and who should not take birth control pills.