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Femodette Tablets

Femodette Tablets pack – low-dose combined contraceptive pills

£19.99

Please provide the month and year.
Smoking while taking the Combined Oral Contraceptive medication increases your risk of blood clots and heart attack. Therefore a Progesterone Only Pill (such as Desogestrel) may be more suitable.
• Ethinylestradiol • Norethisterone • Desogestrel • Cyproterone acetate • Levonorgestrel • Norgestimate, • Eetonogestrel •Gestodene • Norelgestromin • Dienogest • Ormestranol
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• Sudden pain in the chest or stomach • Sudden or unexplained breathlessness • Loss of vision or blurring of vision • Chest pain or rapid irregular heartbeats • Swelling or severe pain in the calf of one leg •Sudden severe and prolonged headaches
• No individual contraceptive pill is 100% effective at preventing pregnancy. • Side effects such as blood clots and cervical cancer have a very low chance of occurring. • You aren't protected against sexually transmitted infections when taking the contraceptive pill. • I can speak to a healthcare professional privately if I have any concerns about my relationship and/or sexual partner (email- info@medcare-healthclinic.com; Tel: 01772 356004
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•1) Read the patient information leaflet included with your medication or accessed via the provided link. •2) Use the treatment exclusively for yourself. •3) Confirm the accuracy of all information you've provided, understanding that our prescribers rely on this information to make decisions, and incorrect information could harm your health. •4) Understand that we may need to contact you by phone or video call to ensure the medicine is suitable. Your order may be delayed if we can't reach you when necessary. •5) Consent to treatment from MedCare Health Clinic, affirming your mental capacity to make this decision. •6) The treatment decision is a joint consideration between you and the prescriber, but the final decision and approval rest with the prescriber. •7) If treatment is deemed unsuitable, you will be directed to alternative care. •8) Seek medical advice if you experience side effects, start new medications, or if your medical conditions change during treatment. •9) Inform your GP about this prescription, as it is best practice to notify them of any private treatment. •10) All treatment remains confidential

Description

Femodette Tablets are a low-dose combined oral contraceptive containing 75mcg of gestodene and 20mcg of ethinylestradiol. Known for its reliable effectiveness, Femodette provides lighter hormonal control while preventing pregnancy and regulating periods. Available at MedCare Health Clinic for convenient and effective birth control.

Key Details About Femodette Tablets

Available Strength

Each Femodette tablet contains:

  • Gestodene 75 mcg
  • Ethinylestradiol 20 mcg

Directions for Use

How to Start Femodette

  • Begin on the first day of your period for immediate protection.
    • Take one tablet daily for 21 days, followed by a 7-day break.
    • Expect a withdrawal bleed during the break.

Missed Dose Guidance

  • Take the missed dose as soon as you remember.
    • Continue with the next dose at the usual time.
    • If you miss multiple pills, refer to the Patient Information Leaflet or consult your doctor.

Ingredients in Femodette

Active Ingredients

  • Gestodene (75 mcg)
    • Ethinylestradiol (20 mcg)

Other Ingredients

Lactose monohydrate, maize starch, povidone, magnesium stearate, hypromellose, and macrogol.

Possible Side Effects

Common Side Effects

  • Nausea or mild headaches
    • Breast tenderness
    • Mood changes
    • Breakthrough bleeding

Serious Side Effects (Seek Medical Help)

Contact a doctor immediately if you experience:
• Sudden chest pain
• Severe headache
• Blurred vision

Patient Information Leaflet (PIL)

For full dosage details, side effects, and instructions, refer to the Patient Information Leaflet provided with the pack.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Femodette help with period regulation?

Yes, it helps make periods lighter and more predictable.

Is Femodette suitable for acne treatment?

Some users see acne improvement, though it’s not its main purpose.

What if I experience persistent side effects?

Consult your healthcare provider if side effects continue after a few months.

Does Femodette cause weight gain?

Weight changes are uncommon; maintaining a healthy lifestyle helps.

Can I use Femodette to delay my period?

Yes — start a new pack without taking the 7-day break, after consulting your doctor.

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