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Femilon side effects
My friend wants to use femilon this month ...i wanted to kno what are its side effects?! She already used emergencybcontraceptive pills(idoz-72 and m-pill) for 3 times in last 4 months and i want to know whether using femilon is safe?! Also will she face any long term disability like infertility?!
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Femilon is safe low dose contraceptive. Ideally using ipill so frequently is not good because it has a very high dose causing disturbing effect on menstrual cycle. It's better she shifts to a proper contraceptive. Femilon is a good choice
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After your friend stop taking the pill, she may have only a two-week delay before she ovulate again...so no infertility she can relax on that part...side effects as nausea, headache, increased vaginal discharge , bleeding, fatigue, decreased libido, vaginal dryness...tell her to consult nearest gynecologists for clinical examination they will advice her best contraceptive after examination.
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