Marvelon

Hormonal contraceptives are available in the market for women as either injections or implants. These implants slowly release hormones in the bloodstream over regular intervals of time providing protection against pregnancy. If used the right way, contraceptive implants can be very effective.

A contraceptive diaphragm is a type of birth control. It is made of silicone or latex material and can be inserted against the lining of the cervix to create a seal against the male discharge.

Cilest side effects are rare, affecting only a small percentage of women who take the pill. 10% of all women taking Cilest experience some period pain, there may also be increased vaginal bleeding. This is a normal response, because Cilest can delay your period, making it slightly heavier when it does come. 

When you finish taking Microgynon 30, your body will take some time to get back to normal. You may not have your next period on time and you period could be lighter or heavier than normal. As your body readjusts, you can expect to experience some side effects that you may have experiences while taking the pill i.e. mood swings, headaches and nausea. These are nothing to worry about, but if these side effects persist, you should check in with your doctor about them.

It is important to consider the reasons that might cause you to come off the pill. You may be having trouble with taking the pill on time or are confronted with certain side effects. In which case, you may feel more comfortable trying another type of contraception, including other types of pill. You may face certain situations where you find that you are not taking the medication appropriately, increasing your chances of accidental pregnancy.  Women who face issues such as these may wish to seek a more permanent birth control method. The contraceptive pill is one of the most widely used methods although a number of women may feel this method is no longer the right one for them. In this situation, an alternative treatment can be discussed with your healthcare professional as most of these women will opt to completely change their method of contraception.  

Contraceptive injections are available as a type of hormonal contraceptive for women. Commonly known as Depo, Depo-Ralovera and Depo-Provera, contraceptive injections are considered as a long-acting option for hormonal control. The injections have artificial progesterone called Depot Medroxyprogesterone Acetate (DMPA). A single contraceptive injection is effective for 12 to 14 weeks.

There are several different types of contraceptive pill. Most contraceptives fall into one of two categories: the combined pill, or the mini pill. Here we'll take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of each type, so you can make the right decision about which would be best for you. 

Cerazette and other birth control pills can contribute to weight gain indirectly. They won’t make you gain weight on your own, but they can affect your appetite. These effects will vary from person to person. The majority of people who experience appetite changes will have an increased appetite, but for some people they may have a smaller appetite and therefore they may actually lose weight. Having an increased appetite does not have to result in weight gain. If you are aware of these changes, you can pay more attention to them and regain control over your eating habits.  

Intrauterine contraception (also known as a coil) is one of the most popular types of contraceptives that is used by women on a routine basis. It offers long-term protection against pregnancy with only a small risk of ineffectiveness.  

Microgynon is a contraceptive drug that uses multiple methods to prevent a woman from becoming pregnant. It not only stops ovulation (the release of the egg), but it also alters the mucous consistency of the cervix and the uterine lining, ensuring that these areas are not hospitable to fertilisation.The effect is a hormonal one, as the drug attacks certain hormones released in the body, altering the schedules and changing the way the body works. Such drastic changes are not going to be without some repercussions, and this drug, like any other, has its risks and benefits.

Yasmin is used primarily to prevent pregnancy. This contraceptive prevents the release of the egg from the female reproductive system. In addition, it modifies the lining of the uterus and cervix, making those parts of the body inhospitable to fertilization. It is incredibly effective at preventing pregnancy, but it also has the potential to produce unpleasant side effects.    

Marvelon is an oral contraceptive that both stops the egg from releasing and changes the consistency of mucus on the cervix to make the uterus lining less habitable for sperm. Because it causes hormonal changes, it is possible that you will experience side effects while taking this drug.

Hormonal contraceptives are available in the market for women as either injections or implants. These implants slowly release hormones in the bloodstream over regular intervals of time providing protection against pregnancy. If used the right way, contraceptive implants can be very effective.

With so many contraceptive pills available, it can be hard to make a decision about which is best. Doctors use the NICE guidelines to help them make this decision. NICE guidelines are based on research and they tell the doctor what the most suitable treatment would be  based on certain characteristics. We’ve used the NICE guidelines to make something a little more patient friendly: We hope our flow chart will help you choose the best contraceptive pill for you, but will also give you an idea about how we make decisions about your health.

For the most accurate results, It is advised that you take a pregnancy test one week after your first missed period, although taking a pregnancy test on the first day of your missed period can also be reliable.

A woman is most fertile around ovulation, when an egg is released from the ovaries. If the woman has a normal 28-day menstrual cycle, the ovulation would occur approximately 12-14 days before the start of her next period. A woman is most likely to get pregnant if she has sex 1-2 days either side of when she is expected to ovulate. However, sperm can survive in the body for up to 7 days, so it is possible to get pregnant if you have sex up to a week before ovulation.

No method of contraception is 100% effective. Sometimes contraceptive methods don’t work due to faulty manufacturing, individual biological differences or incorrect use. With this in mind, contraceptives often have two measures of effectiveness: perfect use and typical use. Perfect use, refers to the effectiveness of the contraceptive if it is always used correctly. Typical use indicates the effectiveness of the contraceptive, taking into account human error i.e. forgetting a pill, taking a pill at the wrong time, not using a condom correctly etc.

Most women can start taking the contraceptive pill on any day of their menstrual cycle. But if you have just had a miscarriage or abortion, or if you have recently given birth, your doctor may give you special instructions. How you start the combined contraceptive pill and the progestogen-only pill is slightly different, so make sure you read the section relevant to you.