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Preparations Prescribing in Renal Disease Prescribing in Liver Disease
Active Ingredient COPPER-T
Therapeutic Class CONTRACEPTIVES
Indications Intrauterine devices (IUDs) are small contraceptive devices that are inserted into the uterus (womb) to prevent pregnancy.
Caution Abdominal pain lower; anaemia; back pain; device complications; menstrual cycle irregularities; pelvic inflammatory disease; uterine injuries.
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Breast Feeding
Preparations (8) Prescribing in Renal Disease Prescribing in Liver Disease
Active Ingredient CYPROTERONE | ETHINYL ESTRADIOL
Therapeutic Class CONTRACEPTIVES
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Pregnancy
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Preparations (21) Prescribing in Renal Disease Prescribing in Liver Disease
Active Ingredient DROSPIRENONE | ETHINYL ESTRADIOL
Therapeutic Class CONTRACEPTIVES
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Preparations Prescribing in Renal Disease Prescribing in Liver Disease
Active Ingredient ETHINYL ESTRADIOL | DROSPIRENONE
Therapeutic Class CONTRACEPTIVES
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Pregnancy
Breast Feeding
Preparations (7) Prescribing in Renal Disease Prescribing in Liver Disease
Active Ingredient ETHINYL ESTRADIOL | GESTODENE
Therapeutic Class CONTRACEPTIVES
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Pregnancy
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Preparations (29) Prescribing in Renal Disease Prescribing in Liver Disease
Active Ingredient LEVONORGESTREL
Therapeutic Class CONTRACEPTIVES
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Preparations Prescribing in Renal Disease Prescribing in Liver Disease
Active Ingredient LYNESTRENOL
Therapeutic Class CONTRACEPTIVES
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Preparations (4) Prescribing in Renal Disease Prescribing in Liver Disease
Active Ingredient MEDROXYPROGESTERONE
Therapeutic Class CONTRACEPTIVES
Indications Long-acting contraceptive.
Caution Fluid retention, weight changes.
Dose Range 150mg every 12 weeks for contraception. The first injection for contraception must be given ONLY during the first 5 days of a normal menstrual period, ONLY within the first 5-days postpartum if not breast feeding; and if exclusively breastfeeding
Drug Interactions
Pregnancy
Breast Feeding