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Brevinor is a combined contraceptive pill containing an oestrogen (Ethynolestradiol) and progestogen (Norethisterone) which work together to reduce the chances of becoming pregnant.
The pill works by inhibiting ovulation - the release of an egg cell from the ovaries, thinning the lining of the womb to make it difficult for an egg to plant itself into the endometrium (walls of the womb) ready for fertilisation, and thickens the mucous lining of the cervix to prevent sperm from travelling to the womb.
These mechanisms reduce the chances of pregnancy. When used correctly, combined contraceptive pills are 99% effective against unwanted pregnancy.
The Brevinor pill can also help periods become lighter, less painful and more regular. It may also be used to delay periods for personal events such as wedding and holidays.
Brevinor comes in a blister pack containing 21 tablets marked with the days of the week. Take the pill for 21 days at the same time and abstain for 7 days before starting the new strip. Expect to have your period during these 7 days.
You should start taking Brevinor between 1 and 5 days of starting your period for immediate protection. If you start the course of treatment later than this, additional contraception such as condoms should be used to reduce the risk of pregnancy.
The Brevinor pill is not suited for everyone and you need to make sure it fits with your body and your lifestyle before taking it. There are other types of contraceptive pills available on prescription such as Yasmin that you can buy through Prescription Doctor.
Before taking the Brevinor pill speak to your doctor if you:
All medicines have side effects whether they are over the counter, herbal remedies or combined contraceptive pills on prescription. You can minimise your chance of experiencing these side effects by educating yourself on the medication prescribed to you. The patient information leaflet should tell you everything you need to know while we will also be on hand to answer any questions.
Side effects associated with the Brevinor pill include:
Emergency contraception, such as ellaOne, may also reduce the effectiveness of Brevinor. If you use emergency contraception while taking Brevinor, use an additional form of contraception for 14 days after taking the morning after pill.
You can buy the Brevinor pill online today through Prescription Doctor. You don’t need a previously signed prescription to benefit from this reliable contraceptive. Prescription Doctor is a reputable pharmacy based in the UK that has EU registered prescribers ready to write you a prescription for the combined pill of your choice.
Once your order is placed, it will be approved by our prescribers. Our fast and free delivery service will ensure you receive your medication in discreet packaging within 24 hours. You can have your package delivered to your work or home address.
Prescription Doctor is a reputable pharmacy based in the UK with EU registered prescribers on hand ready to write you a prescription for the medication that's right for you.
If you need any help at all, or have any questions you'd like answered, please don’t hesitate to contact our support team who are on hand to assist you every step of the way.
Take the pill as soon as you remember and then take the next pill as normal. This may mean you take two tablets in one day. You should be protected in this case.
If you miss your pill by 12 hours, take your missed tablet and take the next pill as normal. You may not be protected in this case and so should use other contraceptive methods such as condom
Yes. Brevinor can be used to delay your period, however you should check with your GP to make sure that using Brevinor in this way is safe for you.
If used long-term, Brevinor may cause weight gain.
The hormones in Brevinor can reduce the amount of milk produced and so should be not used if you are breastfeeding. Speak to your doctor for a more suitable combined contraceptive pill if you are breastfeeding.
No. If you stop taking the Brevinor pill, and you were fertile before treatment, you should be able to conceive after stopping the treatment.
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