There are many contraception methods being used by the women such as pills,injections, condoms etc.but the best choice of women is pills. Though they have side effects of their own too, still they are taken the most. But it should be used only on the prescription of registered medical practitioner. Usually what women do in such cases, they don’t visit any doctor, just ear the detail and effectiveness of any pill and start using it. This is a harmful method and should be avoided. Each women has different system of hormones which does not resemble to the other. As a result of it, these pills can affect negatively. These pills effectiveness is 99.9% if they are used properly according to the directions, printed on the pack.but these are not helpful to prevent against sexually transmitted diseases. Pills can be differentiated according to the hormones which they contain. They also have some side effects. Here is a description of some most commonly used pills.PROGESTIN BIRTH CONTROL PILLS: these pills contain progestin not estrogen. So they are good for those women who are habitual of smoking, feed through breast and are over 35 years. Due to these pills, women can face problem like irregular bleeding, headache, lack of periods. These are to be taken daily.
COMBINATION BIRTH CONTROL PILLS: these pills contain both estrogen and progestin. These are further divided into monophasic pills,multiphasic pills and birth control pills. These are liked by women due to reason, they reduce the level of bleeding or pain during periods and also reduce the danger of ovarian cysts which some women face. Their side effects are headache, vomiting, increase of weight or blood clot formation.
EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTIVE PILLS: these pills are taken due to avoid the danger cause by unprotected intercourse. These are just two pills, one is taken within first 72 hours after intercourse and the second is taken after 12 hours of first dosage. Woman can feel nausea, period deescalation, abdominal pain etc as they are the highly effective kind of pills.