NOVA BIRTH CONTROL

Nova Birth Control Information

Nova Birth Control is the trade name for a set of very effective contraceptive pills. A pack of this medication is known to contain 21 active pink tablets; each of these pills are known to contain ethinyl Estradiol (about 0.02 mg), Levonorgestrel (about 0.10 mg), and a set of inactive ingredients: hypromellose, cellulose, iron oxide, magnesium lactose, polacrilin potassium, stearate, titanium dioxide, polyethylene glycol, and wax E. A pack of this medication also contains 7 tablets of light green color which contain different ingredients than those of the pink ones. For further, professional information concerning the ingredients of this product (Nova Birth Control) ask for your provider’s help.

Nova Birth Control Indications

Numerous females from all over the world who have a healthy, active sexual life benefit from the regular use of this type of oral contraceptive remedies. Clinical studies have shown that the adequate use of Nova Birth Control is effective in protecting women from experiencing an unexpected pregnancy. Although these tablets are very effective (just as most other oral contraceptives on the market), the rate of success of one’s therapy course with Nova Birth Control is known to lie upon the reliability with which the tablets are employed.

Nova Birth Control Warnings

All individuals who start using birth control pills (such as Nova Birth Control) should be warned that their use of this contraceptive method is not able to prevent their experiencing an infection with AIDS (HIV) or with any other STDs (this common abbreviation stands for sexually transmitted diseases).

As this product’s effectiveness in the case of females older than 65 years of age has not been studied, such patients should not be permitted to start following such a therapy.

Other contra-indications have also been associated (in time) with the regular use of Nova Birth Control (or that of any other contraceptive pills). For example, females who present any thromboembolic disorder (such as thrombophlebitis), diabetes (especially if their condition also involves vascular ailments), uncontrolled high blood pressure, headaches which are associated with focal symptoms of a neurological nature, jaundice, hepatic carcinoma / adenoma, liver disorders, undiagnosed genital bleeding, suspected pregnancy, allergies to Nova Birth Control, etc should consider using a non-hormonal contraceptive method.

Nova Birth Control Intake Guidelines

A successful therapy course with Nova Birth Control can be achieved if the patient strictly follows her dosing routine with this medication, without missing any of her prescribed doses. Taking into consideration a set of medical precautions may be necessary (for example, consuming grapefruit products is not recommended in the case of females who are being treated with Nova Birth Control as the ingredients of grapefruit tend to diminish the effectiveness of this type of contraceptive method). It is also important to keep your pack of this medication in an adequate place, in order to avoid having to deal with diminished quality issues.

Nova Birth Control Dosage

Before you start using Nova Birth Control on a regular basis, it is important to refer to a professional, as you will discuss with him or her your future dosing routine with this medication. This is especially important, as you can start a therapy course with such oral contraceptives only at certain dates (depending on your menstrual period). Only your gynecologist / main clinical prescriber is entitled to advise you concerning this matter.

Nova Birth Control Overdose

As with other cases of over-exposure to medical products, over-dosage with Nova Birth Control can trigger severe consequences. In some cases, these effects can be challenging to deal with or to overcome. For this reason, extra care must be employed by each patient who is benefiting from such a therapy course. The most common clinical manifestations which can occur after the patient has ingested a mega dose of Nova Birth Control include: drowsiness, fatigue, vomiting and nausea, abnormal bleeding, etc. In such cases, the patient must receive the needed symptomatic treatment as soon as possible. The female’s gynecologist should also be alerted.

Nova Birth Control Missed Dose

Missing doses of Nova Birth Control is not recommended, as this is known to increase the patient’s risks of becoming pregnant. For this reason, we strongly suggest you to start using a different, non-hormonal birth-control method whenever such a disruption interferes with your regular therapy course with this product.

Nova Birth Control Side Effects

The improper use of oral contraceptives can lead to an increased risk of developing some of the following severe side effects: acne, amenorrhea, beast changes (which have been described as breast secretion / pain / enlargement / tenderness, etc), aggravated varicose veins, libido changes, menstrual flow changes, corneal curvature changes (the patient’s corneal curvature can steepen due to her intake of Nova Birth Control), weight changes (which are associated with appetite changes), colitis, jaundice, fluid retention (also referred to as edema), and so on. However, not all patients who are using this medication are bound to develop these adverse manifestations. Furthermore, such symptoms can fade away in time or can be easily dealt with (eased) with the adequate medical care.

Other side effects that have been reported by females who were currently using Nova Birth Control include: chorea exacerbation, porphyria exacerbation, dizziness, loss of hair, nervousness, nausea, rash, pancreatitis, mood changes, spotting, and so on. The presence of any of these adverse symptoms should be reported to the patient’s gynecologist / main clinical prescriber, in order to enable him or her to make changes (if necessary) to the female’s current dosing schedule with Nova Birth Control.

Nova Birth Control Drug Reactions

Combining your therapy with Nova Birth Control with the use of antibiotic remedies is not recommended, as this increases your risk of becoming pregnant and that of experiencing an unpleasant breakthrough bleeding. You should ask your PD to tell you more about similar drug interactions.