I pill contraceptive tablet

India I pill tablet in Bangladesh

For women who want to avoid unplanned pregnancies, the i-pill Tablet is an efficient contraceptive pill.

The i-Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill, 1 Tablet is described here:

One tablet of the i-Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill contains progestin, a woman’s hormone and a hormone treatment agent. Contraceptive Emergency Pill Tablet is a hormonal contraceptive released by an intrauterine device (IUD) that is used as a single agent in emergency contraception. There is numerous i-Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill, 1 Tablet being used.

Unintended pregnancy is a pregnancy that occurs either unintentionally while no children or no additional children were sought, or unintentionally when no children or no additional children were wanted. Pregnancy can also be mistimed, as in the case of an early-than-expected conception.

It contains levonorgestrel, which blocks the release of an egg from the ovary (female reproductive cells) or the fertilization of an egg by sperm in i-Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill, 1 Tablet (male reproductive cells). Pregnancy can be prevented by taking one tablet of Emergency Contraceptive Pill, 1 tab. If you are already pregnant, taking the Contraceptive Pill, one Tab will not make you miscarry.

Within 12 hours of having unprotected intercourse or a contraceptive failure, i-Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill, 1 Tablet should be taken. Oral administration with a glass of water is recommended for this pill. Only a medical professional with experience inserting IUDs should do the procedure in a hospital setting.

It’s possible that you’ll get stomach cramps and diarrhoea as well as other side effects such as nausea and vomiting. Most of the negative effects of Emergency  Pill, 1 Tablet, will go away after a few days of use. However, you should contact your doctor, however, if the adverse effects continue to bother you.

If you are allergic to i-Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill, one capsule, or any of the ingredients, do not take this product. Pregnancy can’t be terminated with one, 1 Tablet Therefore, don’t use it if you’re already pregnant. If you plan to breastfeed your child, talk to your doctor before taking i-Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill, 1 Tab.

If you have an artificial valve in your heart, heart disease such as high blood pressure or high blood cholesterol, asthma, a bleeding disorder, anaemia (low haemoglobin), salpingitis (inflammation of the fallopian tubes), are malnourished, or are pregnant, use one, 1 Tablet. If you plan to take a Pill, 1 Tablet, you need to know that it may make you less able to drive or operate machinery.

When taking i-Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill, 1 Tablet, avoid taking St. John’s Wort (a natural treatment used to treat mild depression).

Quick Hints:

• This capsule is an emergency contraceptive that contains a high dose of hormones. As a result, you should only use it in the event of an emergency.

• When taking an i-pill, don’t confuse it with regular contraceptive pills or abortion pills because it’s an pill.

• If you haven’t had your period in three weeks after starting this medicine, you should get a good pregnancy test done as soon as possible.

• If you have an allergy to this medication, do not use it. Talk to your doctor about additional contraceptive options that are safe and effective.

• Within three hours of taking this pill, if you vomit, take a second dose. Due to the fact that vomiting does not allow the pill’s contents to be absorbed by the body, the pill may not be effective.

• These medications are not completely effective for preventing pregnancy.

If you’ve already gotten pregnant, these tablets won’t work.

Sexually transmitted infections like HIV are not prevented by using emergency medications. Condoms are the safest and most effective method of contraception for preventing certain diseases.

Frequently Asked Questions about the contraceptive pill in BD

When should I take my i-pill?

An i-pill, an emergency contraceptive pill, should be used as soon as possible after unprotected sex to avoid pregnancy. Take the pill as soon as possible after unprotected intercourse, ideally within 72 hours (three days). However, in some situations (especially if prescribed by a doctor), it can be taken for up to five days at a time. But keep in mind that your chances of successfully using contraception increase the earlier you begin taking the pill.

Is there a risk of subsequent pregnancies if I take the i-pill?

Most women who use an emergency contraceptive pill wonder about this. By interfering with your hormonal cycle, these drugs have been shown to temporarily postpone conception (or menstrual cycle). It has no effect on your chances of becoming pregnant in the future.

Does taking an i-pill put me at risk for any side effects?

It’s safe if you’re careful and responsible with how you use it. The adverse effects of hormonal imbalance may include gastrointestinal issues such as nausea or exhaustion, as well as headaches and a pounding in the brain. In some situations, your menstrual cycle may begin early or be delayed.

Is it okay to take an i-pill when I’m sick?

This medicine should only be used if there was no protection or if a method of birth control didn’t work (like a broken condom).

There are i-pills, but how do I take them?

Take a single pill with water and swallow it whole. Take it as soon as possible after unprotected sex or a failed contraceptive attempt, preferably within 72 hours.

Asked a customer: “How often can I take i-pill?”

Contrary to popular belief, the i-pill is an emergency contraceptive that should only be used in the event of an actual emergency. Taking it on a daily basis can have a profound effect on the way your body responds to hormones. Instead of taking the i-pill multiple times a month, you should use condoms, regular birth control pills, or intrauterine devices (IUDs) to keep you from getting pregnant when you don’t want to.

Is it necessary to perform a pregnancy test after taking an I pill?

Despite the fact that the pill dramatically reduces your chances of becoming pregnant, a pregnancy test is nevertheless indicated if your periods are delayed by more than one week. The i-pill does not work if pregnancy has already been established, and it does not harm the fetus, so you don’t have to worry about taking it if you want to carry on with the pregnancy.

Do you think the I pill can be used in place of a traditional birth control pill?

I don’t think it’s appropriate for regular birth control. After unprotected intercourse or a contraceptive failure, use it only as a last resort.

What’s the deal with contraceptive pill?

An emergency contraceptive capsule called I-Pill is used in the event of unprotected intercourse or contraception failure to prevent unwanted pregnancy. It contains the active component levonorgestrel.

When is the best time for a young lady to begin taking a contraceptive capsule?

As soon as you get your hands on the first one, do not hesitate. Take the second one 12 hours after the first one. To begin treatment, you must take your first medication within 72 hours (or three days) of having unprotected intercourse (or five days if prescribed by your doctor). The ECP works best if taken as soon as possible.

Is it possible to postpone menstruation using an intrauterine contraceptive?

Extended or continuous usage of an estrogen-progestin birth control tablet can delay or prevent your period. The ideal pill plan for you will be determined by your doctor, but in general, you should skip the inactive pills in your current pack and begin a new one immediately.

There is a possibility that my tablet may fail to do its job.

Your emergency contraceptive pill won’t work if you have sex right before or right after you ovulate (7). The second round of unprotected intercourse after taking the pill in the same cycle could result in failure as well (7).

I-Pill Emergency Contraceptive in Bangladesh, 1 Tablet’s Purposes:

Therapeutic Advantages:

Within 12 hours of having unprotected sex or contraceptive failure, the i Pill, contains levonorgestrel, a progestin (female hormones). To stop an egg from being released from the ovary or sperm from fertilizing an egg, this method is employed (male reproductive cells). Pregnancy can be prevented by taking one tablet of i Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill, 1 Tablet. If you are already pregnant, taking I Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill, 1 Tab will not make you miscarry.

The i-Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill, 1 Tab, should be taken exactly as your doctor tells you to, in the amount and amount of time that they tell you. To avoid nausea, take i Pill Emergency Contraceptive Pill, 1 Tablet with a full meal. It should not be chewed or crushed, but rather swallowed whole.