Emkit-Ds Tab 1.5mg 1’s

Description

Emkit-Ds Tab 1.5mg 1’s

Emkit-Ds Tab 1.5mg 1’s is prescribed to women to avoid pregnancy following the failure of birth control (such as a damaged condom) or unprotected sexual sex. This acts as an emergency contraceptive, and is not recommended as a routine method of birth control.Using this medication won’t end a pregnancy in progress or shield your partner or you from sexually transmitted illnesses (such like HIV, the gonorrhea virus, chlamydia).

This medication may not be effective for women who are over the weight of a specific amount (for instance, if you weigh more than one hundred pounds or 74 kilograms) or if you’ve used various other medications in the last month. This could lead to the birth of a baby.

Discuss with your doctor for more information and to determine whether this medication is suitable for you (see the the Drug Interactions section).Check for the ingredient list listed on the label even if you’ve previously had the product previously. The manufacturer might have altered the ingredients.

Additionally, products that have identical names may have various ingredients that are used for different uses. The wrong choice of product can hurt your health.

Uses Of Emkit-Ds Tab 1.5mg 1’s

• Levonorgestrel is prescribed to women to avoid pregnancy following the failure of birth control (such as a damaged condom) or unprotected sexual sex.
• This acts as an emergency contraceptive, and is not recommended as a routine method of birth control.
• Using this medication won’t end a pregnancy in progress or shield your partner or you from sexually transmitted illnesses (such like HIV, the gonorrhea virus, chlamydia).
• This medication may not be effective for women who are over the weight of a specific amount (for instance, if you weigh more than one hundred pounds or 74 kilograms) or if you’ve used various other medications in the last month.
• This could lead to the birth of a baby.
• Discuss with your doctor for more information and to determine whether this medication is suitable for you (see the the Drug Interactions section).
• Check for the ingredient list listed on the label even if you’ve previously had the product previously.
• The manufacturer might have altered the ingredients.
• Additionally, products that have identical names may have various ingredients that are used for different uses.
• The wrong choice of product can hurt your health.

Side Effects

• Nausea/vomiting
• abdominal pain dizziness
• tiredness or changes in the vaginal bleeding
• tenderness of the breasts or headaches may be experienced.
• When any of the symptoms persist or get worse, inform your physician and pharmacist immediately.
• If your physician has advised you to take the medication make sure it is because your physician has determined that the benefits for you is greater than the potential risk of side consequences.
• A majority of patients who use this medication do not suffer severe side effects.

How To Use Emkit-Ds Tab 1.5mg 1’s?

• If you’re using an self-treatment medication over the counter take note of all the directions on the label prior to you begin taking the drug.
• If you have any concerns you have, ask the doctor.
• If your physician is prescribing this medicine, use it according to the directions.
• Consume 1 tablet via by mouth either with or with no food, as fast as you can after sex that was not protected.
• The best results are when it is consumed in the first the first 72 hours (3 days) after sex that is not protected.
• If you experience vomiting within 2 hours after taking this medication consult your physician to determine if you’re required to take another dose.
• If you are taking this medicine The time at which your period occurs and the amount of blood you shed could change.
• Contact your doctor immediately in the event that your period is longer than seven days late.
• You might need to undergo an prenatal test.

Interactions

• Interactions with drugs can alter how your medication function or may increase the risk of serious adverse negative effects.
• This document doesn’t cover all interactions that could occur between drugs.
• Keep a list of all the products you use (including prescription/nonprescription drugs and herbal products) and share it with your doctor and pharmacist.
• Don’t start or stop or alter the dose of any medication without your doctor’s permission.
• Certain drugs can cause the emergency birth control system to work less efficiently due to the decrease in the amount of hormones for birth control within your body.
• This could lead to pregnancy. Examples include modafinil, griseofulvin Rifamycins (such as Rifampin, rifabutin), St. John’s plant, medicines that combat seizures (such as carbamazepine, barbiturates felbamate, phenytoin primidone topiramate), HIV drugs (such as Nelfinavir, the nevirapine) and many more.
• Ask your doctor or pharmacist for further information (see the section on Uses).

• Before you start taking levonorgestrel consult your doctor or pharmacist in the event that you have an allergy to it or any other hormones (such such as norethindrone) or if you have additional sensitivities.
• The product could contain inactive ingredients that could cause allergic reactions or other issues.
• Consult your pharmacist for further information.