Means "Tri-Regol 21 + 7" is a combined oral contraceptive. The drug helps to suppress ovulation. With the consistent use of tablets that contain different amounts of estrogen (ethinyl estradiol) and progestogen (levonorgestrel), the concentration of these hormones in the blood is approximated to their level in a normal cycle.
Means "Tri-Regol" (reviews of many patients confirm this) provides protection against unwanted pregnancy, normalizes the menstrual cycle. The medication is also used for dysmenorrhea, as well as severe premenstrual syndrome.
For contraception, the “Three Regol” remedy (doctors' reviews indicate this) should begin to be taken from the fifth day of the cycle. Duration of use is twenty-one days. It is advisable to choose one time for taking the tablets. Experts recommend taking the drug before bedtime.
First, yellow tablets are used. They are taken for six days. Over the next five days, apricot tablets are used. Then, for ten days, take white tablets. The diagram is indicated on the back of the package.
After a course of 21 days, a seven-day break is required. As a rule, menstrual bleeding appears during this period . Regardless of whether it started or not, and also regardless of its duration, on the eighth day a new course of the Tri-Regol medication is started.
Reviews of many patients indicate a good tolerability. However, in some cases, individual side effects may occur. In particular, the tool can provoke nausea, dyspeptic symptoms, weight loss, impaired libido, decreased glucose tolerance, a feeling of tension in the chest. In some cases, headache may occur. Means "Tri-Regol" (reviews of some women confirm this) can cause cramps in the calf muscles, mood disorders, rash, vaginal spotting, increased fatigue.
The medication is contraindicated during pregnancy and lactation. Means “Tri-Regol” (reviews of experts in this is unambiguous) should not be taken for pathologies of the gallbladder and liver (including a history), with severe idiopathic jaundice of pregnant women (in the medical history), severe itching. Contraindications include chronic colitis, an upset lipid metabolism, endocrine pathologies, diabetes mellitus, and a predisposition to thrombosis. The Tri-Regol medication is not recommended for chronic hemolytic or sickle cell anemia, malignant tumors, arterial hypertension, and organic cardiac pathologies.
Interaction with other medicines
The effectiveness of Tri-Regol is reduced while taking it with drugs such as Rifampicin, Phenytoin, as well as phenobarbital derivatives, sulfonamides, broad-spectrum antibiotics, pyrazolone derivatives.
special instructions
Means "Tri-Regol" is used with caution in case of varicose veins, epilepsy, mental disorders complicated by depression and after the age of forty years.
Pathologies accompanied by diarrhea or vomiting reduce the absorption of the drug and reduce the severity of the contraceptive effect. Smoking contributes to an increase in the frequency and severity of adverse events.
In the presence of long-term illnesses and before planned operations, the Tri-Regol medication must be canceled.
An absolute indication for stopping the use of the drug is pregnancy.
Before using an oral contraceptive, you should visit a gynecologist.