Nuva Ring 0.015mg/120mg Device Health Feed

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Krimson 35 (Ethinyl estradiol) is a birth control pill. If you are regularly having these pills, you need not be concerned about pregnancy. But, there exists risk regarding pregnancy only if you are an irregular user.

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Norethisterone has andogenic properties and is not prescribed on a very long term basis ..
You can try a new oral hormonal pills containing both dienogest and ethinyl estradiol..Hope it will be useful..

You need a large amount of medicines. Kindly attach your recent bsl reports and revert back to me for further assistance.

Sildenafil increases the blood supply and estrodiol primes the endometrium.
Both helps in implantation of fertilised egg not harmful and it's needed.

The easiest way available will be oral medications and resort to that at such a time where you are mostly home bound the other forms of contraception may not be easily available right now.

Mala d tablets are oral contraceptive tablets which come in pack of 28 tablets of which the white tab are of hormones and the black ones are iron tab.
These have to be taken for 28 days in continuously and after 1 pack gets over you can start new pack on the very next day of finishing the previous pack.
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if you have estrogen deficiency you may be prescribed it to develop uterine lining. confirm with your doctor.

All electronic devices of checking blood sugar level have some variation [of 10 or 20] in values from laboratory values. But if you are diabetic and you have to do regular monitoring then any one of them is okay. Accu chek is more popular.

If there are 2-3 patients in home or if someone is on Insulin then only buy glucometer but if your sugar is under control then checking it in lab once a 2mths is good for you instead of frequently n unnecessarily checking on glucometer. Regards.

Irregular menstrual periods, changes in bleeding patterns or flow;
breakthrough bleeding, or heavier menstrual bleeding during the first few weeks after device insertion;
back pain;
headache, nervousness, mild dizziness;
nausea, vomiting, bloating;
breast tenderness or pain;
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