Contraceptives before meals or after meals

There is no clear requirement for oral contraceptives to be taken before meals or after meals, but before oral contraceptives, meals should be separated by about 30 minutes. If you take contraceptives when you eat too much, it is likely to affect the effectiveness of the drug and cause unwanted pregnancy after cohabitation. If the gastrointestinal tract is not good for women, you can take contraceptives half an hour after eating, because fasting is likely to cause gastrointestinal reactions, showing nausea, vomiting symptoms. It is recommended not to rely on contraceptives for a long time at ordinary times, taking them for a long time is likely to cause the body to show symptoms of infertility, and IUDs can be placed in the uterus.