... outweigh the risks). There are no restrictions on use of LNG-IUS in nulliparous women. Are there any drug interactions? Theoretically, because Jaydess and Mirena contain the same contraceptive hormone and ...
... through the ‘Yellow Card’ system. Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH) guidance on Drug Interactions with Hormonal Contraception(1) states that enzyme-inducing drugs have the potential to ...
... would recommend that the UKMEC classifications for IM DMPA are used for SC DMPA (12). Are there any drug interactions? No interaction studies have been undertaken with SC DMPA. As the clearance of ...
... would recommend that the UKMEC classifications for IM DMPA are used for SC DMPA (12). Are there any drug interactions? No interaction studies have been undertaken with SC DMPA. As the clearance of ...
... 1.1 Any patient could have a medical emergency during a clinical procedure. 1.2 A medical and drug history will enable the sexual health practitioner to identify patients at particular risk and take ...
... 1.1 Any patient could have a medical emergency during a clinical procedure. 1.2 A medical and drug history will enable the sexual health practitioner to identify patients at particular risk and take ...
... suggests that progestogen-only methods are safe in women with prolactinoma.11 Are there any known interactions between prolactinoma treatments and contraception? No. Dopamine agonists are not known to interact ...
... previous ectopic pregnancy, young age, and nulliparity are not contraindications to IUD use. What drug interactions are relevant to emergency contraceptive use? 12 Women using liver enzyme-inducing drugs ...
