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Are Birth Pills Causing Rashes On My Face?
my boyfriend does not like using condom.i have had ipill almost every month for last few months.i am getting rashes kinda thing on my face.can there be any relation between them.and how bad is it.he now wants me to have it even twice a month.should i do so???
Tue, 31 Mar 2020
Hello,
It is not recommended to take the morning after pills twice a month because of hormonal changes, irregular cycles and other health issues. You are suggested to take a regular contraceptive pill. Take the doses as prescribed on the same time everyday without fail. If you forget to take the pill, take it as soon as you can remember.
Rashes or pimples on the face can be due to allergy or hormonal changes. Wash face with a medicated face wash to remove the oil that clogs the pores. You can apply ointments containing benzoyl peroxide and apply it on the rashes at least twice a day. You can apply ointment betnovate C at bed time (do not apply it during the day time).
Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K, General & Family Physician
It is not recommended to take the morning after pills twice a month because of hormonal changes, irregular cycles and other health issues. You are suggested to take a regular contraceptive pill. Take the doses as prescribed on the same time everyday without fail. If you forget to take the pill, take it as soon as you can remember.
Rashes or pimples on the face can be due to allergy or hormonal changes. Wash face with a medicated face wash to remove the oil that clogs the pores. You can apply ointments containing benzoyl peroxide and apply it on the rashes at least twice a day. You can apply ointment betnovate C at bed time (do not apply it during the day time).
Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nupur K, General & Family Physician
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