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Microgynon 30 ED contraceptive pill regulates a woman’s menstrual cycle, preventing pregnancy. It contains artificial hormones that emulate the effects of the body’s naturally-produced hormones. Microgynon 30 ED stops your ovaries from releasing an egg. Women of all ages can take the Microgynon combined pill, which contains Levonorgestrel and Ethinylestradiol.
For female use only
Combined oral contraceptive pill
Common side effects of the Microgynon pill include:Spotting in the first few monthsHeadachesMood changesWeight changesNauseaBreast tendernessChanges in libidoThere are some serious side effects associated with taking oral contraceptives. Seek medical attention if you experience any of the following:Changes to the breast such as discolouration around the nipple or lumpsSwelling in the lower leg that is inflamed and hot to the touchDiscomfort and bleeding after sexWhat should I do if I miss a dose of the Microgynon 30 combined pill?If you forget to take a dose of the Microgynon 30 contraceptive pill, you need to take it as soon as you remember in order to provide good protection from pregnancy. If you miss two pills consecutively, you may not be properly protected from conception and you should consider using
If you forget to take a dose of the Microgynon 30 contraceptive pill, you need to take it as soon as you remember in order to provide good protection from pregnancy. If you miss two pills consecutively, you may not be properly protected from conception and you should consider using another form of contraception.
You should aim to start using the Microgynon 30 combined pill on the first day of your period. Should you start taking the contraceptive pill within the first 5 days of your cycle you will be immediately protected from pregnancy. Should you begin later in your cycle you should use an alternative form of contraception, like condoms, to be fully protected from pregnancy.
Typically, you should wait until 6 weeks after giving birth before you start using the Microgynon 30 combined pill. If you have recently given birth, you should discuss contraceptive options with your doctor or a member of the Online Pharmacy team.
Some studies have shown that there are links between some types of combined contraceptive pills and a greater risk of developing breast cancer. It’s important to discuss your family history with your doctor before, especially if individuals in your family have a history of breast cancer.
There are many potential side effects when taking any form of hormonal combined pills. Some people experience noticeable weight gain when using hormone-based contraception, however, this can be managed and prevented with regular exercise and a balanced diet.
Your regular fertility levels should return to normal as soon as you stop taking combined pills.
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