Trigestrel Contraceptives

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## Hi I have been using Trigestrel for a while now but was given Oralcon by the doctor because they had no Trigestrel in stock.I am skeptical about the change.am I still safe using Oralcon? Worried about side effects and hormonal changes due to change. ## Hi there,I'm on my first pack of trigestrel contraceptive pills. I'd like to know where do I start them and when. Is it true that they are fertile? Are they the same as triphasil tabs? I need some help plz ## Is there a difference between trigesterol pills and oralcon pills. ## Hello all, Both trigestrel and oralcon are hormone based oral contraceptions that are often interchanged when one is causing problems or is not in stock. Both of them provide protection against pregnancy and work towards regulating menstrual cycles. The ...

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Hi I have been on Trigestel for 2 months and no periods...what should I do? ## Hi I have been on tri gestrel for 2 months now not see my period is it normal ## Some women do not have periods, when taking hormonal contraceptives and it is nothing to worry about, as long as you haven't missed any doses. Other side effects, according to the FDA may include nausea, dizziness, headache, and irregular bleeding. How are you both doing, now? Has there been any change?

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Hey I'm on trigestrel pills. I started last week and now I have lost my libido and interest in engaging in intimacy. I previously enjoyed intimate moments every time. Is it the pills? What must I do? Please help. ## Yes, these are hormonal contraceptives, so they can that as a side effect in some women that take it, as reported by the FDA. You may also experience nausea, headache, dizziness, spotting and PMS-like symptoms. Usually, such side effects are transient and go away, once your body gets used to the medication, but it may take a few months. However, you should consult your doctor, as you may be better off trying a different medication. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Hi i have just switched from injection to trigestre. It's been 2 weeks now and i feel so much ...

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Hi there, I started using trigestrel and stopped using it due to heavy mood swings ect. I've had my period as soon as i stopped using it but for almost 2 months now i've not yet had my period. Is it just my hormones that's all scrambled or what? ## Hi, Cj! How are you? Have you been engaging in intercourse? If so, have you taken a pregnancy test? These hormonal based contraceptives only protect against pregnancy while you are taking them, the protection is gone once you've stopped. Or yes, it could be due to your hormones being imbalanced from taking it, it may take them awhile to adjust back to normal levels. have you consulted your doctor? ## Hi, I started using trigestrel pills in november and my period wasn't normal in december. It normally takes 2 weeks and afte...

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I ws using triphasil bt when I go to the clinic they ddnt hv it they give me trigestrel, is it the same as triphasil cos nw I hv abdominal pain and I hv discharg not a smelly one bt normal my problem I never hv discharg before it started when I use trigestrel ## I also would like to now is this the same pill as my periods is gone. Will this indeed effect my pumples on my skin again. ## Hello Gabie, According to the NIH these pills are the same in their composition and their uses so yes the pill is the same. Both pills are contraceptives and if you are experiencing abdominal pain and discharge you may have a separate issue that you need to discuss with your primary care doctor. It is worth noting that these two brands are commonly interchanged as they have the same composition and that u...

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Hi...ive been using triphasil for the past years now...doctor gaved me trigestrel...im on my 4th red pill with no period yet...should I be worried... ## Did you just make a smooth switch from one to the other? If your period is late, it might just be due to a slight difference in the amount of hormones in the Trigestrel. Hormonal contraceptives may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, irregular menstrual cycles, acne, and weight changes.

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Hi, I have been on contraceptives for the last 5 years. I started of with the 3 month injection. That caused me to bleed non stop for about 2 months. I went back to the clinic and they changed the injection to the 2 month injection. That did not help either as i continued to have my period for another month. They then put me on the pill called Ovral to stop the bleeding. It did help to stop the bleeding. I then saw my doctor and he gave me triphasil which i have been using for the last 4 years without any problems. When i went back to get my repeat 2 months ago, they told me that Triphasil was discontinued and gave me Trigestral. I have switch to this pill about 2 months ago. I am on my second pack and 2 weeks from my period / red pill. Last night i started getting contraction like cram...

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Hi I have recently started using Trigestrel and experienced severe vaginal dryness even though it's only been 5 days, and I started them on the second day of my period, which ended up lasting for two days and the other two days just spotting and no normal vaginal discharge.Is this due to Trigestrel reducing estrogen in your body thus leading to vaginal dryness? Can I stop these tablets now, what is the best alternative? ## I'm sorry, only your doctor can help you decide which one would best for you. As to the dryness and changes in discharge, yes, that can be a side effect of hormonal contraceptives, as reported by the U.S. FDA. You may also experience nausea, dizziness, headache, and PMS-like symptoms. However, such side effects are typically transient and will go away once you...

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Hi there, I usually use trigestrel but they gave me famynor's this time... Are they any different or do they work the same? ## They work the same, they are both oral contraceptives that are most commonly used to prevent pregnancy, but may be used to other conditions at your doctor's discretion. The NIH lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, weight changes, mood changes, and irregular bleeding. How long have you been taking it? Is it working well for you?

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I want to know the best one for acne and for regulating my period. Would you all recommend Yaz or Trigestrel? ## I have no Idea, but im here for the suggestions.. So apperently i have to make this more detailed but as I had said before that I too am here to see all the replies from all of yall that do have a clue. ## Hello Oby, According to the NIH both of these contraceptives are designed to prevent pregnancies but due to the nature of the medication and their effectiveness at balancing hormones they are also effective at treating acne. Below is a link to where the NIH discusses this in further detail. [1] NIH pubmedhealth Since both medications are going to be effective at helping you with your concerns you should really only worry about which of these two medications better works wit...

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Hi, I stop seeing my period two months back and I also decided to went to the clinic and test pregnancy then I found I am not pregnant then I ask trigestrel pill, so I start drinking red pill from Wednesday until Saturday no menstrual cycle I've been drinking for four days now and left with three days when must I expect my cycle in this three days left, is there any possible of seeing my period in this few last days left. Please help ## Some women stop having periods, while taking oral contraceptives, it is completely normal and nothing to worry about, according to the NIH. Other typical side effects may possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, irritability, and PMS-like symptoms. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Hi, i was using 2 month infusion for 2 years and i st...

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Does voltren have any negative effect on Trigestrel tablets. ## Hello, Ginger! How are you? Voltaren contains the active ingredient Diclofenac, which is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory that's used to treat pain, fever and swelling. And no, they normally don't affect hormonal contraceptives. Learn more Voltaren details here. Its side effects may include nausea, dizziness, headache and stomach irritation. Is there anything else I can help with?

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Hi, I've been using famynor for a month now & I have had protected intercourse, but I haven't had my period yet. Is it normal for famynor to stop your period in the first month of treatment? ## It can, some women stop having periods altogether, while taking oral contraceptives. Other side effects, as listed by the U.S. FDA may include nausea, dizziness, headache, and irritability. As long as you didn't miss any pills and took it as directed, there shouldn't be anything to worry about. Did you start it while on your period, or at another time? ## Hi... I've been using Trigestrel or something like that for months now, but was recently given Famynor and I'm down to my last 2 red pills and still have no periods... Is this normal or should I be concerned? Thank yo...

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