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Doris 21 Tablets
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DORIS tablet is a combination of two drugs used for birth control (to prevent pregnancy) and to treat irregular periods. This helps prevent the egg from being released and fertilized. DORIS tablet is a contraceptive that prevents you from getting Pregnantin many ways. First, It prevents the egg from being released from your ovaries. Second, It makes the fluid (mucus) in the cervix thicker, which m
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baby: it does not apply to babies.
lactating mothers: drospirenon, and ethinylestradiol tablets, is unlikely to be safe while breastfeeding.
limited human data suggest the drug can pass into breast milk and harm the baby.
non-hormonal contraceptives and progestins alone are preferred for women who are breastfeeding, especially in the first four weeks after delivery.
pregnancy: drospirenon, and ethinylestradiol tablets, is very dangerous during pregnancy.
ask your doctor for advice, as studies in pregnant women and animals have shown significant side effects in the developing baby.
driving: drospirenon, and ethinylestradiol tablet, does not usually affect your ability to drive.
alcohol: caution is advised when consuming alcohol with drospirenon, ethinylestradiol tablets.
please consult your doctor.
kidney: drospirenon, and ethinylestradiol tablets, may be harmful in patients with kidney disease and should be avoided.
please consult your doctor.
liver: drospirenon, and ethinylestradiol tablets, may be harmful in patients with liver disease and should be avoided.
please consult your doctor..
Nausea Stomach pain Headache Weight gain Breast pain Irregular uterine bleeding.
DORIS tablet, is a combined oral contraceptive pill.
It works by preventing an egg from being released (ovulation) and by affecting the movement of sperm cells in the uterus to prevent them from joining the egg.
It also changes the lining of the uterus, making It unsuitable for pregnancy..
If you miss a dose, Take it as soon as possible.
If It is near the time of the next dose, then skip the missed dose.
Take the prescribed dose on your regular time daily.
Don't double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..
• Your doctor has prescribed DORIS tablet, to help prevent
pregnancy.
• It also causes easier, less painful, and more regular menstrual bleeding.
• May help reduce the risk of ovarian Cancer.
• Take your pill at the same time each day, so you don't forget to Take it.
• Menstrual disturbances such as spotting or bleeding between periods or missed periods
may occur.
Call your doctor If This persists.
• Do not use drospirenon, and ethinyl tablets If you are obese, over 35 years old, smoke, have
been bedridden for a long time, or have a history of blood clots.
• Stop taking this medication and Tell your doctor right away If you have unexplained
swelling and pain in your limbs, shortness of breath, chest pain, severe headache, or
blurred vision.
This can be a symptom of a blood clot in a vein.
• Stop taking drospirenon, and ethinyl tablets, and Tell your doctor right away If you notice
yellowing of your skin and the whites of your eyes (jaundice), severe stomach pain, severe
depression, or If you think you are Pregnant..
contraindicated • (drospirenon + ethinyl estradiol) + tranexamic acid: concurrent use of tranexamic acid and hormonal contraceptives may result in an increased risk of thrombotic events. major • (drospirenon + ethinyl estradiol) + ampicillin: concurrent use of ampicillin and hormonal contraceptives may result in decreased contraceptive effectiveness moderate • (drospirenon + ethinyl estradiol) + amiodarone: concurrent use of amiodarone and hormonal contraceptives may result in increased hormonal contraceptive exposure. minor • (drospirenon + ethinyl estradiol) + amoxapine: concurrent use of amoxapine and hormonal contraceptives may result in possible attenuation of antidepressant effectiveness.
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Ans: DORIS tablet, is a combined oral contraceptive that contains the two hormones estrogen and progesterone used to prevent pregnancy.
2. How and in what dose should I take DORIS tablets?
Ans: Take DORIS medicine as directed by your doctor. However, Take it at the same time each day to Ensure a constant amount of the drug in your body.
3. What If I forget to take DORIS tablets? Ans: If you forget to take one tablet, Take it as soon as you remember, even If This means taking two tablets at once, then follow your usual dosing schedule. However, If you forget to take two or more doses, you may not be fully protected against pregnancy. If This happens, start taking the pill as soon as you remember and use non-hormonal contraception such as condoms for at least the next seven days to prevent pregnancy. Frequently missing doses Can cause unexpected vaginal bleeding or spotting (bloodstains). Call your doctor If This persists.
4. What happens If I vomIt after taking DORIS tablets containing drospirenon and ethinylestradiol?
Ans: If you vomIt within 3-4 hours of taking DORIS tablets, This is considered a missed dose. You should therefore Take another dose as soon as you feel well enough.
5. What are The most common side effects when taking DORIS tablets?
Ans: You may experience irregular vaginal bleeding while taking DORIS tablets. Other common side effects are headache, nausea (feeling sick), depression (sad mood), and chest pain. Most of them are temporary; If they persist, contact your doctor.