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Are nausea, bloating and menstrual pain normal effects of contraceptive withdrawal?
Good morning, 3 weeks ago I stopped taking anti-Belar tablets after 4 msc of use - I got a day after stopping the withdrawal bleeding and theoretically in 3 days I have to get normal menstruation. But I do not know because apparently the cycle can recover for a long time after tabsach. I have been unwell for a few days, I have taken my stomach and menstrual pains. I did two betahcg tests, of which the last 6 weeks after the last intercourse
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Karolina Żułtaszek-Wikar Pharmacist
2 years ago
Your symptoms may herald your upcoming menstruation. Menstrual pain, bloated belly, nausea, as well as acne are symptoms of premenstrual syndrome (PMS), which can be all the more severe if you have recently stopped taking birth control pills. The results of the beta-HCG determination would indicate the absence of pregnancy. In a situation where menstruation did not appear in the next few days, and the accompanying pain and other symptoms intensified, a gynecological check would be indicated - perhaps the symptoms have a different background. More information about premenstrual syndrome can be read at the following link: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/artykuly/czy-miesiaczka-musi-bolec