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Birth control pills are widely used by the reproductive-aged women to avoid accidental pregnancies. Because closely related to women health, an increasing debate still arouses among female groups that whether birth control pills would lead to infertility caused by bloked tubes. Therefore, this passage will specifically answer this question and introduce an effective method in curing blocked tube diseases.

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Birth control pills are generally referred to the oral contraceptive. This kind of drug is used to impede the combination of eggs and sperms, then achieved a desired effect of contraception, which mainly through the following three ways. Firstly, By restraining the ovulation and changing the mucus from cervix, it can obstruct the process the penetration of sperms. The second is to reduce the formulation of glycogen in endometrial glands, which creates a poor environment for blastula to survive. Or in the third way, through the impediment of the transportation of fertilized eggs.

As for the courses of blocked tube, it can also be divided into three conditions. The most common root is gynecological inflammation. While the gynecological inflammation could cause the absence physiological function of slight peristalsis, then lead to a adhesion between the narrow parts and the umbrella-end of Fallopian tubes, which easily causes the tracheal constriction or a complete closure, and even infertility. What's more, pelvic adhesion may also cause blocked tubes. In the most part, the pelvic adhesion may cover the end of ovary and oviduct, or stick the fallopian tubes with other tissues. And the women with pelvic surgeries are the vulnerable groups affecting with this disease. In addition, abortion may also cause infection. Because such experiences possibly leave scar tissues in the fallopian tubes, and futherly damage the inner oviduct.

Based on the above specific illustration, it's liable to draw a conclusion that birth control pills doesn't share a direct relationship with blocked tubes. However, what need to pay attention is that emergency pills do make interference to female endocrinology condition, and change the menstrual cycle. The slight symptom is a early or later menstruation, and the severe case will cause menstrual disorder or irregular. So, the excessive consumption of emergency pills is potential to influence your pregnancy.

However, as for the patients with blocked tubal disease or infertile problems, what can be done to relief this condition?

Although blocked tubal disease and other gynecological problems do make a big influence to female pregnancy, and the surgical treatment in Western medicine also scare many patients. Strapped in this condition, traditional Chinese herbal medicine could provide a relative safe and effective method. The alternative treatment, Chinese complete formula, Fuyan pill, is a better choice for women to solve their tubal problem.

Fuyan pill is made from more than 50 natural herbs, it shares many functions with western antibiotics, such as killing bacterium and diminishing inflammation, which enjoys a good effect in curing female diseases. In addition, the natural elements make it get rid of the side effects caused by western medicine, it won't generate any tolerance in patients, which could exert its drug effect until the radical cure.

This remedy can be get by connect Wuhan Dr. Lee's Clinic. The address is Shop 2-2, Nan Hu Xin Cheng, Wenchang Road, Hongshan District, Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. And email .

Oral contraceptives are one of those things that modern science has brought to help women bear the burden of pregnancy, helping women to better direct their fate by placing greater control of their reproduction in their hands. In some instances, a woman may wish to defer child bearing especially when childbearing years are so close to each other that they are likely to imperil the woman's health in the long run. As such, the one thing that woman consult are birth control measures. There are plenty of options relating to birth control, and oral contraceptives are just one of them. More popularly known as pills, oral contraceptives are used by more than half of women who use birth control methods. Moreover, if they are used correctly, some estimates of their efficiency have been variously estimated at around 90 percent. The Common Forms of Oral ContraceptivesOral contraceptives for women are available in the following forms:1) Combined oral contraceptive pill. The combined oral contraceptive pill is more popularly known simply as "the pill." It is a combination of estrogen and progestin, and it is taken orally to inhibit normal female fertility. This form of contraceptive is one of the oldest around, their use dating back to the 1960s. The pill is used more often by women in Western countries where 12 million women in the U.S. use it while the figure for Britain is 25 percent of the women population in their uống thuốc tránh thai childbearing years. On the contrary, Eastern countries do not find the pill too attractive: it is virtually unknown in most Asian countries, and even in Japan, the most advanced of Asian nations, only 1 percent of the female population use it.     2) Progestogen-only pills are also known as mini pills. Unlike in the combined oral contraceptive pill, only progestogens are taken while the estrogen is left out of the equation. One advantage of the progesterone pills and the combined oral contraceptive pill is that they seem to work well on individuals even with migraines and seem to have no negative side effects on most women. 3) The next common oral contraceptive is the Mifepristone. It is a synthetic compound used as abortifacient during the first two months of pregnancy and taken in small doses as emergency contraceptive. In its role as an emergency contraceptive, it can prevent ovulation and so eliminate pregnancy if it is taken before ovulation even after sexual intercourse. The drug was made and developed in France in the 1980s and marketed worldwide under different names.4) Ormeloxifene. . It is a selective estrogen receptor modulator, which is taken one to two times per week. It is a non-hormonal and non-steroidal oral contraceptive. Though the product is touted to be very effective, the time by which it is taken has a huge impact on its effectivity. The pill should be taken twice in a week at the same time because a difference of a few hours is enough to reduce its efficiency.Oral contraceptives are now made even more popular because of efforts to help women get more protection during pregnancy. However, the major consideration in choosing which oral contraceptive to use is the health of the woman. No reason is reason enough to imperil a woman's health.