7 kinds of medicines that women should not take during menstruation

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　　1. Anticoagulant drugs:
　　
Anticoagulants can cause Menorrhagia , or even heavy bleeding, the use of drugs such as coumarin, heparin, thrombolytic agents, etc. should be avoided during menstruation.

2. Sex hormone drugs:

　　Women's sex hormone synthesis and metabolic balance are closely related to the menstrual cycle. Therefore, sex hormone drugs should not be used during menstruation to avoid causing menstrual disorders. For example, androgens can cause reduced menstruation, amenorrhea, irregular cycles, etc., and progesterone (progesterone) can cause breast cancer. distended pain or irregular vaginal bleeding.

　3. Treatment Gynecology Topical medications for infected vagina:
　　
treat Vaginitis The use of lotions, suppositories, effervescent tablets, etc. for symptoms should be suspended. Because during menstruation, Uterus Congested mucous membranes, loose cervix, and blood accumulation in the vagina are very suitable for bacterial growth and reproduction. If local medication is used in the vagina at this time, a slight inadvertence will cause bacteria to invade the uterine cavity and endometrium retrogradely.