How to go to "Regulon"

The main effect of "Regulon" is the suppression of ovulation and inhibition (slow) process of synthesis of the gonadotropins. The drug increases the viscosity of cervical mucus, as a result, the movement of spermatozoa in the cervical canal slows. Changed the status of the endometrium prevents implantation of a fertilized egg. In addition, the "Regulon" improves lipid metabolism, normalizes menstrual cycle, improves the condition of the skin.

Begin taking the drug in the 1st day monthly. Then drink on 1 tab. per day during the 21-day better at the same time. From the 1st day of use "Regulon" there is no need to use other additional methods of contraception. Reception you can start on the 2-5 day of the monthly cycle, however in this case, in the first 7 days to additionally use a condom, spermicides, etc. If it is more than 5 days of the cycle, a delayed start of appointment "Regulon" until the next menstrual period.

After taking the 21st pill take a break for 7 days. At this time, developing menstrualnopodobnoe bleeding, more meager and less painful than a normal period. Take the 1st pill from a new package the next day after a 7-day interval regardless of whether stopped if selection.

When switching from a 21-, 22-, 28-day oral contraceptives begin taking "Regulon" the next day after receiving previous funds. No need to take a break, wait for the beginning of menstruation, in addition to protected. In the case of the drug "mini-pill" (containing only progestogen) take the 1st pill of "Regulon" in 1 day outbreak period. In the absence of menstruation can start any day, but in the first 7 dney the use of "Regulon" need to use additional contraception.

By "Regulon" is possible to delay the onset of menstruation: this will continue taking pills from the next pack, without doing the 7-day break. In the first week may experience spotting, but the effect of the drug is not reduced. When the pills from the packaging over, make a break.

"Regulon" is contraindicated in migraine with focal neurological symptoms, venous thromboembolism in medical history, angina, transient ischemic attack, arterial or venous thrombosis, diabetes, cholestatic jaundice, jaundice in GCS, dyslipidemia, pancreatitis, hepatitis, severe liver disease, liver tumors, gallstones, vaginal bleeding of undetermined origin, hormone-dependent malignant tumors of the mammary glands and genital organs, during pregnancy and lactation, women who smoke aged 35 years.