What Is Desogestrel?

Desogestrel is a potent oral progestin and has no androgenic and estrogen activity. Experiments have shown that its progestin activity is 18 times stronger than norethisterone and 1 times stronger than norethisterone. The biggest feature is no androgen effect. It can also raise high-density lipoprotein (HDL). Orally, starting on the first day of the menstrual cycle, take 1 tablet of deoxyprogesterone daily for 21 days, then stop taking the drug for 7 days, and start taking the next cycle of drugs on the 29th day.

Desogestrel

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Desogestrel is a potent oral progestin and has no androgenic and estrogen activity. Experiments have shown that its progestin activity is 18 times stronger than norethisterone and 1 times stronger than norethisterone. The biggest feature is no androgen effect. It can also raise high-density lipoprotein (HDL). Orally, starting on the first day of the menstrual cycle, take 1 tablet of deoxyprogesterone daily for 21 days, then stop taking the drug for 7 days, and start taking the next cycle of drugs on the 29th day.

Chinese name

Desogestrel

Foreign name

Desogestrel

Drug alias

Desognolone, Deoxynordone

Category

Strong oral progestin, no

Deoxy norethisterone itself is inactive, but enters the internal organs and

Orally, starting on the first day of the menstrual cycle, take 1 compound deoxyprogesterone tablet daily for 21 days, and then stop taking the drug for 7 days, starting on the 29th day

class

The following conditions should be disabled:

Drugs that affect contraceptive effects; antibiotics inhibit

Compound desogestrel tablets: Each tablet contains 0.15 mg of desogestrel

Clinically used as a contraceptive, the effect is reliable, the cycle is well controlled, does not reduce HDL, is conducive to lipid metabolism, does not increase weight, and has no side effects such as androsis. Mainly used to prevent

For oral potency

Desogestrel and estradiol: Take the medicine at the same time every day in the direction indicated by the arrow: if necessary, take water. Until all 21 tablets are taken. The next box was taken after the next 7 days of discontinuation. Withdrawal bleeding usually occurs during these 7 days. This usually occurs 2-3 days after the last tablet of this product is taken and may not end before starting to take the next box.

Digestive tract

How to start taking this product: When not using hormonal contraceptives [last month]: On the first day of the menstrual cycle. The product is taken on the first day of menstrual bleeding, and it can also be started on the second to fifth days of the menstrual cycle, but in this case, you must also use barrier contraception during the first 7 days of the first cycle.

When switching from another compound oral contraceptive (COC): It is best to start taking the product the day after the last tablet of the original COC, but no later than the day after the original COC withdrawal period or the placebo . When switching from a single progestin contraceptive (low-dose oral contraceptive pill, injection, implant): Take the low-dose contraceptive (the day the implant is given or the next injection) is taken on any day The product. However, in all cases, additional barrier contraception must be used for contraception seven days before the medication.

After the first abortion: Take immediately. In this case, no other contraceptive measures need to be taken. After childbirth or second miscarriage: see usage for lactating women

Progesterone

[Medication for pregnant and lactating women]. Your doctor will recommend that you start taking it from 21-28 days after giving birth. If you take it later, use the barrier method for contraception in the first seven days. However, if you have sex, you must rule out pregnancy before starting the COC, otherwise You must wait until the first menstrual period is restored.

Forget to take medication: If you take it within 12 hours of your regular medication, the contraceptive effect will not decrease. Make up as soon as you remember. Take the next tablet at regular times. If you take the medicine more than 12 hours after taking it regularly, the contraceptive effect may be reduced. The treatment of missed pills can be done through the following basic ways: Week 1: Take the missed pills immediately when you remember (even if you take two pills at the same time ). Take a pill at regular times. Other contraceptive measures (barrier methods) were taken for the next 7 days. If you have sex within 7 days of missed dose, there is a possibility of pregnancy. The more pills missed, the closer to the natural cycle, the higher the risk of pregnancy.

Ovary

Week 2: Make up immediately when you remember. Even taking two pills at the same time. Then take the remaining tablets at regular times. If one tablet is missed, you can take it correctly for 7 consecutive days without taking other contraceptive measures. Otherwise, or if more than one tablet is missed, a barrier method is recommended for the next 7 days.

Week 3: This reduced possibility is very dangerous due to the upcoming 7-day withdrawal period. However, pregnancy can be prevented by adjusting the medication regimen. By taking either of the following two ways. There is no need to take other contraceptive measures, if you take the medicine correctly throughout the cycle and only miss it this time. Otherwise, take the first approach. At the same time, other methods of contraception were taken within the next 7 days.