i started use Desogestrel in december at start when my period came was all fine period was gone after 4 days. january 4th started some lil bleeding and spotting and didnt stopped ever since. like 3 weeks ago i went to my doctor she said lets change to Slynd . but i am still spotting sometimes more sometimes less. my question is if i take a 1 week brake and resume taking pills will stop the spotting ?
we had sex about a week after i changed my pill to the desogestrel pill.
hi, i am taking ethinylestradiol/desogestrel richter 0.02 mg/0.15 mg, and i was supposed to start my 7 day pill free yesterday, but i forgot to, instead i started with my next strip of pill yesterday.. what should i suppose to do? should i stop taking the pill for the next 6 days and i will have my period in days or should i continue taking the pill for another 20 days?
Now since 2 weeks I also have mucus in my stool and I get very worried. I also take thyroid medication for Hashimoto and Desogestrel all the time for the Endometriosis. It would be great if anyone could help me. I went by the doctor already though they tell me to just eat healthy, which I do since 7 years now.
Would Mircette be an option with desogestrel being less angrogenic? Also, any experience with prescribed HALF tab of OC? (ie. instead of Loestrin 1/20.. use 0.5/10 for hormonal imbalance?) Just concerned about initial breakout.
Just some background... I have not used OC previously. I have no family history of breast cancer, no hypertension, non-smoker, and had 2 migraines in the past 5 years.
II am trying to pin-point which of my female hormones is out of whack and causing, or at least contributing, to such terrible weekly Migraine headaches. Anyone know a good BC pill for individuals with severe, chronic Migraine headaches during ovulation AND menstruation?
I am 29 yrs old, average weight, in fair health, have never been pregnant, and started my period at age 11.
or combined oral contraceptive pill which contains two active ingredients, ethinylestradiol and desogestrel. It is used for regularizing the irregular periods.
In your case, since you had 3 abortions, so any adhesion formation causing difficulty in conceiving should also be explored and in this exploratory laparascopy is very helpful.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
Unless the manufacturing process can be carefully and consistently controlled, levothyroxine sodium products may not be fully potent through the labeled expiration date, or be of consistent potency from lot to lot.
thanks Yrmacias,my query is towards potency,is there problem of potency here ?
M4YOU, Thank you for your help and effort, but one more question, would one or two glasses of a juice alter the potency of one or the two drugs drastically.
Clavamox can actually be stored outside of the refrigerated and doesn't lose potency or become harmful if not refrigerated for 2 weeks or more at moderate temperatures. If the temperature in your home is above 80 degrees it will lose potency quicker, but will not cause any harm.
, they are usually still safe to use considerably after the Exp date. They may have lost some potency - for example, if a 100 mg dose drops to 92% potency, you're still getting 92 mg of the drug dose - would your body even know the difference? Usually not. However, there's another factor: In addition to losing potency, the active ingredient can 'degrade' & SOME degradation products have a certain (usually fairly small) toxicity.
we dont have etv here but it is probably very poor too.so potency and no resistance to nuc is probably just a matter of intracellular levels
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i too had never heard of that drug but looked up some info and the main ingrediant is dextropropoxyphene, which is the equivalent to america's Darvon or Darvocet..it is a very low potency opioid, but after long time use it can possibly be considered addictive...it is only 10X stronger than aspirin on a mg to mg level...
As you've discovered from experience, Diazepam (Valium) has relatively weak anxiolytic action. It also does not generally block panic adequately, unless *very* high dosages are utilized. Back before the high-potency benzodiazepines were synthesized in the mid-70's, it would not have been uncommon for panic or PTSD patients to require between 60-80 milligrams of Valium daily (or 300-400 milligrams of Librium). Perhaps more in extreme cases.
Masturbation does not cause impotency unless you are into hurting yousrelf and then you can cause nerve and tissue damage.
Why do you think you are impotent? How many sexual experiences has it interefered with? Exercizes won't help when you don't know the cause.
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