the Use of Lo-Yi-Hsin Pills for Menstrual Regulation - Obstetrics and Gynecology

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Dosage and Administration of Loryxin Tablets and Menstrual Regulation Issues


I would like to inquire about Loyihsin tablets, which I found online are classified as contraceptives.
However, my menstrual cycle is quite regular, and I have no intention of using contraception (I prefer to let pregnancy happen naturally).
Previously, I sought treatment for a fungal infection in the intimate area, and after recovery, my doctor recommended taking this medication for six months due to a history of a teratoma from 2-3 years ago, suggesting that I could switch to another medication afterward and might be able to conceive soon.
I am confused about why I need to take this medication to regulate my menstrual cycle when it is already regular.
I had mentioned to my doctor that I often experience bloating while taking traditional Chinese medicine, and he mentioned that secretions from the intimate area could also have an impact.
I wonder if this is why he recommended this medication.
I have been taking it for over a month and am on my second pack, so I have a few questions:
1.
If I continue taking this medication, will it affect my future ability to conceive? If it will have an impact, is there a way to stop the medication directly (as I have heard that stopping it may cause bleeding the next day)?

2.
If I want to conceive naturally and do not need contraception, and my menstrual cycle is smooth, can I finish this month’s pack of Loyihsin tablets (32 tablets) and then stop taking them? Would it be sufficient to maintain my health with a gynecological probiotic like Aishumin?
3.
Currently, due to taking this medication, my menstrual flow is very light.
If I stop taking it, will my menstrual flow increase? Is this normal?
Additionally, I would like to ask about the "cervical cancer vaccine." Is it recommended to get vaccinated while young, or can it be done after childbirth? Thank you for your assistance, as I am quite puzzled about my current situation and would like to consult further.

Jun Gu, 20~29 year old female. Ask Date: 2021/02/24

Dr. Cao Guotao reply Obstetrics and Gynecology


Hello, after finishing this course of medication, you can stop and let nature take its course.
Your menstrual flow should return to normal.
If you are going to get the cervical cancer vaccine, it's best to do it sooner rather than later.
Wishing you good health.

Reply Date: 2021/02/24

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Lo-Yi-Hsin Pills, commonly referred to as oral contraceptives, are often prescribed for various reasons beyond just contraception, including menstrual regulation and hormonal balance. In your case, it seems that your doctor has recommended this medication to help manage your menstrual cycle and possibly to address any hormonal imbalances that may have arisen from your previous medical history, including the teratoma and the fungal infection.


Understanding the Use of Lo-Yi-Hsin Pills
1. Purpose of the Medication: While you mentioned that your menstrual cycle is regular, the use of Lo-Yi-Hsin Pills may be aimed at stabilizing hormonal levels, which can be beneficial in preparing your body for potential pregnancy. Hormonal contraceptives can help regulate the menstrual cycle, reduce menstrual cramps, and manage symptoms associated with hormonal fluctuations.

2. Impact on Future Pregnancy: Generally, using Lo-Yi-Hsin Pills does not have a long-term negative impact on fertility. Once you stop taking the pills, your menstrual cycle should return to its natural rhythm, allowing for the possibility of conception. However, it is essential to consult with your healthcare provider about your specific situation, especially considering your medical history. If you are concerned about the effects of the medication on your ability to conceive, you can discuss the possibility of discontinuing the pills with your doctor.
3. Stopping the Medication: If you decide to stop taking the pills, it is advisable to do so under the guidance of your healthcare provider. Some women may experience withdrawal bleeding after stopping the pills, which can be similar to a menstrual period. If you are concerned about the timing of stopping the medication, your doctor can provide personalized advice on how to transition off the pills safely.

4. Menstrual Flow Changes: It is not uncommon for women to experience changes in menstrual flow while on hormonal contraceptives. If you notice that your menstrual flow is significantly lighter while taking Lo-Yi-Hsin Pills, this is generally considered a normal side effect. After discontinuing the medication, your menstrual flow may return to its previous pattern, but this can vary from person to person.


Regarding the HPV Vaccine
As for the cervical cancer vaccine (HPV vaccine), it is generally recommended to receive it at a younger age, ideally before becoming sexually active. The vaccine is most effective when given before exposure to the virus, which is why it is often recommended for preteens and young adults. However, if you are considering getting vaccinated after childbirth, that is also a viable option. Discussing your vaccination timeline with your healthcare provider can help you make an informed decision based on your health history and lifestyle.


Conclusion
In summary, while Lo-Yi-Hsin Pills can be beneficial for menstrual regulation and hormonal balance, it is crucial to have open communication with your healthcare provider regarding any concerns you may have about fertility and the use of the medication. If you feel uncertain about continuing the pills, consider scheduling a follow-up appointment to discuss your options. Additionally, the HPV vaccine is a valuable preventive measure against cervical cancer, and timing can be tailored to your personal health needs. Always prioritize your health and well-being by consulting with a qualified healthcare professional.

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