It's reliable and effective in preventing pregnancy when taken correctly. We're registered with the Care Quality Commission. Alternative treatment: Rigevidon. Some treatments contain the same active ingredient but are sold under different names.
If the active ingredient and the dosage are the same, the treatments will have the same effect and work in the same way.
Our colleagues will be wearing PPE. Most women choose to take 1 pill daily for 21 days, then have a 4 or 7-day break before starting the next pack. The hormones in Microgynon 30 ethinylestradiol and levonorgestrel prevent your ovaries from releasing an egg ovulation.
They also make it difficult for sperm to reach an egg, or for an egg to implant itself in the lining of the womb. If you are vomiting or have severe diarrhoea you may not be protected against pregnancy. If this happens, continue to take the pill as usual but use a condom whilst you're ill. If this continues for more than 24 hours you should follow the same steps as a missed pill.
Your clinician will be able to advise if you need to use extra contraception in the first 7 days if you have sex. Many women do not experience any side effects, however some will.
These can include mood swings, headaches, tummy pain, breast discomfort or feeling sick. In rare cases, some women develop blood clots or raised blood pressure. For full information on side effects and correct use, see the patient information leaflet. If any side effects concern you, contact us via your Patient Record. This depends on when and how many pills are missed. You will not have to take extra contraceptive precautions during the 7-day break from taking the pill as long as you have taken your pills correctly and start the next pack on time.
Taking your next pack of Microgynon Start taking your next pack of Microgynon 30 after 7 pill-free days. Each new pack will begin on the same day of the week as the one before, so it is easy to remember when to start again. You should start taking your next pack of Microgynon 30 after 7 days, even if you are still bleeding.
The table "How to take Microgynon 30" should help you to take the pills properly see figure. If you are taking a day contraceptive pill finish that pack and then start taking Microgynon 30 the next day. Do not leave a gap between packs.
Then follow the instructions as described before see "Taking your first pack of Microgynon 30". By starting in this way you will have contraceptive protection at once.
You may not have a period until the end of the first Microgynon 30 pack, but this is not harmful. You may have some bleeding on pill-taking days, but do not worry. Microgynon 30 should be started after taking the last active tablet from the Every-Day pill pack.
If you are not sure which tablets are the active ones, ask your doctor of pharmacist. The first Microgynon 30 tablet is taken the next day which means that you do not leave a gap between packs.
Return to your pharmacist any remaining inactive tablets from your old Every Day pack. Then follow the instructions as before see "Taking your first pack of Microgynon 30".
You may not have a period until the end of the first Microgynon 30 pack but this is not harmful. The first Microgynon 30 tablet should be taken on the first day of the period, even if you have already taken a mini pill on that day. Return to your pharmacist any mini pills left in your old pack. Follow the instructions as before see "Taking your first pack of Microgynon 30". If you have just had a baby, your doctor may advise you to start taking Microgynon 30 21 days after delivery.
You do not have to wait for a period. You will need to use another method of contraception, such as a condom, until you start Microgynon 30 and for the first 7 days of pill-taking. Very small amounts of the active ingredients of Microgynon 30 are found in breast milk. If you are breast feeding and want to take Microgynon 30 you should discuss this with your doctor. Your doctor may decide to give you the mini pill instead. If you have just had a miscarriage or an abortion your doctor may advise you to start using Microgynon 30 immediately.
The bleeding you have after each pack including the last pack is not a true period. Your doctor relies on the date of your last true period before you get pregnant to tell you when your baby will be born.
So, if you stop taking Microgynon 30 to have a baby, use. You and the pill How your body gets ready for pregnancy the menstrual cycle You can usually become pregnant conceive from when you start to have periods, up until you are in your late 40s. How do natural hormones work? How does the pill work? The combined contraceptive pill protects you against getting pregnant in 3 ways: No egg is released to be fertilised by sperm. The fluid in the neck of your womb thickens so it is more difficult for sperm to enter it.
The lining of your womb does not thicken enough for an egg to grow in it. How effective is the pill? Product information The name of your medicine is : Microgynon 30 What does Microgynon 30 contain?
Each pack of Microgynon 30 contains 21 beige sugar-coated tablets containing micrograms of the. The product licence is held by Schering Health Care Ltd. Phasic pills contain 2 or 3 sections of different coloured pills in a pack.
Each section contains a different amount of hormones. Phasic pills need to be taken in the right order. Logynon is an example of this type of pill. There are 21 active pills and 7 inactive dummy pills in a pack.
The two types of pill look different. One pill is taken each day for 28 days with no break between packets of pills. Every day pills need to be taken in the right order.
Microgynon ED is an example of this type of pill. Follow the instructions that come with your packet. If you have any questions, ask a doctor, nurse or pharmacist. It's important to take the pills as instructed, because missing pills or taking them at the same time as certain medicines may make them less effective. You can also take the combined pill as a tailored regime. This may include taking the pill for 21 days and stopping for 4, or taking the pill continuously without a break.
For more information speak to a doctor or nurse. You can normally start taking the pill at any point in your menstrual cycle. There is special guidance if you have just had a baby, abortion or miscarriage. The guidance may also be different if you have a short menstrual cycle.
Get advice from a doctor or nurse if you need it. You may need to use additional contraception during your 1st days on the pill — this depends on when in your menstrual cycle you start taking it. If you start the combined pill on the 1st day of your period day 1 of your menstrual cycle you will be protected from pregnancy straight away. You will not need additional contraception. If you start the pill on the 5th day of your period or before, you will still be protected from pregnancy straight away.
You will not be protected from pregnancy straight away and will need additional contraception until you have taken the pill for 7 days. If you start the pill after the 5th day of your cycle, make sure you have not put yourself at risk of pregnancy since your last period. If you're worried you're pregnant when you start the pill, take a pregnancy test 3 weeks after the last time you had unprotected sex.
If you miss a pill or pills, or you start a pack late, this can make the pill less effective at preventing pregnancy. The chance of getting pregnant after missing a pill or pills depends on:. Find out what to do if you miss a combined pill. If you vomit within 3 hours of taking the combined pill, it may not have been fully absorbed into your bloodstream.
Sunday start. Pick a Sunday to take your first pill, so that you do not have periods on the weekends. Fifth-day start. On the fifth day of your menstrual period, take your first pill. Your daily pill routine Take your hormone pills every day, at about the same time of day. To stay on track and prevent pregnancy, try these easy tricks: footnote 1 Pick a time.
Link up your "pill time" with something you do every day, like brushing your teeth, eating a meal, or going to bed. Use your calendar. Mark the days you will start new packs. You might even want to cross off each day you take your pill. Check again.
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