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Effectiveness:

Mixed pills are about 99.9 percent effective when taken correctly.

Benefits of food pills:

• Women of all ages can use the pill as a birth control method.

• It is a temporary method, the pill can be stopped at any time to take another method or to conceive.

• It is highly effective (97-99.9 percent) if taken correctly.

• Regulates the menstrual cycle.

Disadvantages:

• Have to eat every day

• Menstrual discharge may stop (Post Pill amenorrhaea).

• Vaginal lubrication may decrease

• Breast milk may decrease

• Confusion may occur

• Minor side effects may occur during the early stages of birth control (especially within 3 to 4 months). For example-

• Tenderness, pain when touching the breast

1. Spotting between menses

2. Nausea

3. Catch the head

4. Acne on face

5. Weight gain

• In women who are at risk of Myocardial Infarction MI, diet pills increase their risk.

• Diet pills increase the risk of stroke in women who are at risk for stroke (eg smoking/smoking, high blood pressure).

• Increased risk of venous thromboembolism. So people who have had this problem in the past or currently cannot take combined pills rich in estrogen.


Diet pills are suitable for those

Those who want to take a temporary method of birth control that is highly effective.

• Those who wish to take a highly effective temporary method of birth control.

• People suffering from anemia due to excessive bleeding during menstruation.

• Irregular menstrual cycles

• Mothers who are breast feeding can take mixed food pills as a method of birth control after the baby is 6 months old.

• Mothers who are not breastfeeding should start food pills 4 weeks after delivery.

For whom diet pills are not suitable

Given the health and social suitability guidelines for the use of formulated diet pills in the context of Bangladesh, those health and social conditions in which diet pills cannot be administered are described below.

• If the baby is breastfed within 6 months of delivery.

• Women smokers aged 35 years and above, smoking means: smoking cigarettes, bidis and tobacco or consuming tobacco-like products (such as tobacco leaves, gills, bark, etc.).

• Multiple risk factors for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease exist (such as older age, smoking, tobacco use, diabetes, high blood pressure, high blood fat, etc.).

• In situations where there is a history of hypertension (including gestational hypertension) but blood pressure measurement is not possible.

• Hypertension appropriately controlled but age 35 years or older.

• Hypertension: Systolic 140 or diastolic 90 mm Hg or more.

• Cancer of the cervix.

• Undiagnosed breast lump or lump.

• Breast cancer: current or past.

• Uncontrolled diabetes.

• Complications related to diabetes (nephropathy, retinopathy/neuropathy, other vascular disorders, or diabetes for 20 years or more).

• While using the tuberculosis drug rifampicin, epilepsy or seizure medications.

Usage rules of diet pills

Almost all mixed food pill packets in Bangladesh contain 21 white contraceptive pills (mainly hormone) and 7 kheiri pills (iron pills). Some packets or leaflets contain only 21 birth control pills.

• The first day of menstruation when starting the pill for the first time. That means you have to start taking white pills from the first day of menstruation. (But menstruation can start from any day from the first day to the 5th day).

• A woman who has had an abortion or MR or a woman who has had an abortion, if she chooses oral contraceptives as a method of birth control, should start taking the pill from the day of the abortion/MR or within the 5th day thereafter.

• Always start with the first pill. 21 white pills should be taken in 21 days from the first pill following the directions (arrows or fingers) on the pill sheet.

• After the white pills are over, take 7 kheri pills in the same way in 7 days. Normal menstruation starts while taking khairi pills. Khairi pills cannot be stopped even if menstruation starts.

• From the day after the end of 7 khairi pills whether it is menstrual or not, one should start taking white pills again from a new leaf according to the above rules.

• Tablets should be swallowed with water. It is best to practice taking pills at the same time every day. The best time to take the pill is after dinner or at bedtime.

• In case of packets containing 21 pills, wait for menstruation after 21 pills are over. When menstruation starts, you have to start taking the new packet of pills from the 1st day of menstruation. If not menstruating and the recipient is sure that no pill was missed, resume taking the pill 7 days after the last pill meal.

Diet pills are the first rule to start

• From first day of menses: Diet pills should be started from first day of menses to prevent ovulation properly. If the onset of menstruation is delayed for any reason or there are other unusual symptoms, the woman should be sure that she is pregnant before starting the diet pill.

• From any day: If the woman is sure that she is not pregnant, she can start taking mixed pills from any day if necessary. But he has to use condom for the next 7 days. If you start taking pills like this, you will delay your next period

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