TRISEQUENS

Trisequens Information

Trisequens is a widespread HRT (a common abbreviation for “hormone replacement therapy”) medical product. A therapy with this medicine consists in the intake of three types of tablets: blue, white and red pills. While the blue tablets are known to contain estradiol hemihydrate as their main ingredient, the white ones have two active components: norethisterone acetate and estradiol hemihydrate; the red tablets of Trisequens contain a smaller amount of estradiol hemihydrate than the previous mentioned tablets. The ingredients of this medicine are types of female sex hormones, progesterone and oestrogen. Some of them are synthetic, while others are naturally occurring forms of these hormones.

Trisequens Indications

A therapy with Trisequens is widely employed in the case of patients who present severely disturbing symptoms of menopause, as the use of this therapeutic remedy can effectively ease their clinical manifestations. Furthermore, numerous physicians consider this product the second-line treatment option in the prophylaxis of osteoporosis in the case of post-menopausal female patients who present affections of the bones (especially bone fragility).

Trisequens Warnings

All females who are using HRT drugs (including Trisequens) on a regular basis should undergo thorough gynecological and medical evaluations at least once per year. Such individuals are known to present a higher chance of developing breast cancer and are at a higher risk of suffering from the following medical conditions: pulmonary embolism, deep vein thrombosis, stroke, and other cardiovascular disorders. For this reason, all women who want to benefit from a therapy course with this product should discuss with their prescribing professional the risks and benefits of a treatment with Trisequens, especially in the case of patients who have personal and / or family history of such disorders.

For example, studies have shown that the therapy with this HRT product (Trisequens) should be cautiously supervised in the case of patients with: endometriosis, womb fibroids, benign breast lumps, endometrial hyperplasia, pulmonary embolism, deep vein thrombosis, venous thromboembolism, systemic lupus erythematosus, obesity, hypertension, varicose veins, and so on. However, the presence of other medical disorders may even prevent a certain subject from being allowed to benefit from a therapy with this HRT medication. This advice goes for patients with: vaginal bleeding for which no diagnosis has been set, angina pectoris, recent heart attack, liver disorder, porphyria, glucose-galactose malabsorption, galactose intolerance, etc.

Trisequens Intake Guidelines

Your prescriber will instruct you regarding when you should start using the Trisequens tablets. If you have not yet reached menopause, you will have to use the first dose (tablet) of this HRT remedy on the 5th day of your period. If you present infrequent periods or you have already reached menopause, you can use your first dose of this therapeutic remedy as soon as you gain access to the drug. It is advised to employ all your doses of this product at a regular (daily) hour. In order to ease your intake of the tablet form of Trisequens you should use your doses with a glass of liquid. Most patients who had been treated with this remedy reported the first beneficial results after a few months of intense therapy. Although one can cease his or her intake of this product any time, it is best to discuss this matter with your prescriber. All patients must be aware that Trisequens is not a birth control method and it is not able to prevent an unwanted pregnancy.

Trisequens Dosage

Although the therapeutic product’s guide-book (generally found in the medicine’s pack) should contain professional data regarding this matter, it is best to seek your physician’s directions concerning your future dose of Trisequens. However, if you cannot contact your prescriber for a prolonged period of time, you may rely on the instructions in the drug’s leaflet until you can set up a meeting with your PD. Most patients are prescribed to use a single tablet of Trisequens on a daily basis.

Trisequens Overdose

All cases of over-dosage with Trisequens or any other HRT prescription remedy should be reported to the nearest medical center. The adverse manifestations of such a condition include the following symptoms: breast enlargement, headache, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, etc.

Trisequens Missed Dose

One can easily see if she has missed any of her prescribed doses of Trisequens by checking the date of her special, calendar dial package. In case you neglect a scheduled dose of this product, you should use one as soon as you notice it. However, as double doses of this therapeutic HRT medication are forbidden, one should not employ a missed dose if it is already time for another one (according to her therapy schedule). If you miss more than a dose of Trisequens, you may experience spotting or vaginal bleeding.

Trisequens Side Effects

Trisequens Drug Reactions

Pharmaceutical studies have shown that the effectiveness of one’s therapy with Trisequens will be diminished by the simultaneous use of the following therapeutic drugs: Phenytoin, Phenobarbital, Carbamazepine, Primidone, Amobarbital, St John's wort, Rifabutin and Rifampicin, and so on. Furthermore, the use of oestrogens may increase the patient’s blood concentration of Ropinirole (a product commonly prescribed in the therapy of patients with Parkinson’s disease).

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