Wie schnell kann eine Thrombose nach Einnahme von Pille eintreten?
Guten Abend,
Ich habe mir letztens beim Frauenarzt die Pille Maxime für meine Hauptprobleme die meistens um meinen Zyklus herum sehr stark sind verschreiben lassen. Heute habe ich diese zum ersten Mal eingenommen.
Ich weiß, dass bei der Pille generell, aber auch vor allem bei dieser Pille das Thrombose Risiko relativ hoch ist ( im Vergleich zu den anderen) Nun habe ich auch das Problem, dass ich an Hypochondrie leide ( eine Psychische Krankheit bei der man Angst hat krank zu werden/zu sterben) und diese es mir vor allem schwer macht Tabletten aus Angst vor den Nebenwirkungen einzunehmen, da es schon oft vorgekommen ist, dass ich mir die Symptome eingebildet habe. Ich denke, dass es gerade auch der Fall ist, da ich ein leichtes Ziehen in meiner Wade spüre. Um mein Gewissen aber etwas zu erleichtern, damit ich in Ruhe einschlafen kann, wollte ich aber fragen ob sich irgendjemand auskennt und weiß ob sowas überhaupt bei dem ersten Tag der Einnahme auftreten kann.
Ich danke schon mal voraus an die Menschen die Antworten (:
Hinweis: meine Hypochondrie wird bereits Therapiert
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Hello!
So first, you’ll see if you’d rather have the risk of thrombosis or not.
Factors that speak against taking combination pills, micropills and co are e.g.: pre-disorders in the family, smoking, overweight etc.
If the doctor finds that there is nothing of the risk factors, then taking is also unthinkable. However, it will no longer be worrying if you suddenly change certain things, e.g. with smoking, slip into overweight and and and.
If you’re so afraid of estrogenous products, let’s prescribe the mini pill:)
This monopreparation works with only one hormone – the gestagen – differently from a combination pill and/or micropille. These contain a gestagen and estrogen.
In the case of the gestagens one distinguishes between Levonorgestrel, Desogestrel and Drospirenon. Levonorgestrel has no antiandrogenic effect – so does not act against male hormones and thus has no positive but also no negative influence on the skin.
Desogestrel acts rather androgen – even more pushing for the male hormones – can therefore rather favor/enrich skin impurities and acne.
Not so long now there is a mini pill with the active ingredient Drospirenon on the market. Drospirenon is known for its antiandrogenic effect – suppresses male hormones – and thus has a positive effect on skin impurities and acne.
There are also pills without increased thrombosis risk.
The question is, however, “Does it really seem to be a contraceptive to the hormone balance because of skin problems? Do you really want to fight your skin problem or do you need a safe prevention alternative?
If it’s just the skin problems, you better contact a skin doctor. The problem can also be tackled without the antibaby pill 🙂
I have been struggling with real acne vulgaris since the drop of the pill from 5-6 years ago – that is hormonal acne. I’m with the skin doctor and get EpiDuo Gel and Zynerith prescribed regularly. This is a great combination and the skin is a lot better! Unfortunately, it gets worse in the period, I understand what you mean.
I myself, however, also need a safe method of contraception, as I became unintentionally pregnant at the beginning of the year. Therefore, I decided now for the mini pill with Drospirenon “Slinda”. I start with my next period and I am curious. But I am also afraid, as I also tend to hypochondria due to my anxiety disorder with panic disorder. But I’m afraid it’s worsening the psyche. 😅
A trombosis can always occur, whether you take the pill for the first time, for 10 years or once again for 1 month. If you’re so scared and want to take the pill just because of impure skin, I’d let it be. You can treat this naturally and not only suppress it by the pill. This is such a bullshit from the doctors to give such a strong drug because of a few pimples. Even with acne, this is disabled. What’s that for? It suppresses the symptom, the cause remains and is sometimes even worsened by the pill (unpure skin usually comes from the intestine, which is damaged by the pill). If you put the pill back you have the same problem as before and maybe even worse
https://generation-pille.com/?s=Haut
Take a look at this, put off the pill (which doesn’t get you as I said) and look at your intestine, let the hormones check, let the micronutrients check (and always let the results pass)
I have not only a pair of pimples, but acne since I got my period with 11. It’s painful, and I’ve already tried a lot of other medicines that didn’t get me, or I wouldn’t have done it. I’ve lost my period through an assault for 4 months and my skin was as good as perfect. I didn’t get her again, I’m gonna go…
And with the pill you suppress your hormonal problem. The pill won’t help you. And with a mager addiction before, side effects are more likely because you lack immunocontaminants with very great probability. Look at the posts. You can still decide to just take the pill, don’t hurt you, but if you’re looking for a really sustainable solution for your problem, then you’ll find this solution. Anti-inflammatory diet, stress management, lady build-up, liver bitters, drug check
No, your head plays a prank.