Unwanted 21 Days Tablet

• Unwanted 21 Days Tablet is used for contraception

• Side Effects Of Unwanted Pregcard Tablet.Most Side Effects Do Not Require Any Medical Attention And Disappear As Your Body Adjusts To The Medicine. Consult Your Doctor If They Persist Or If You’Re Worried About Them.Common Side Effects Of Unwanted Pregcard.Headache.Breast Pain.Nausea.Abdominal Pain.Weight Gain.Depression.Constipation.Fatigue

If you experience any persistent or severe side effects, consult your doctor immediately.

• How To Use Unwanted Pregcard Tablet.Take This Medicine In The Dose And Duration As Advised By Your Doctor. Swallow It As A Whole. Do Not Chew, Crush Or Break It. Unwanted 21 Days Tablet May Be Taken With Or Without Food.

• How Unwanted Pregcard Tablet Works.Unwanted 21 Days Tablet Is A Combined Oral Contraceptive Pill. It Works By Preventing The Release Of Egg (Ovulation) And Affecting Sperm Movement In The Womb To Prevent Its Union With The Egg. It Also Changes The Lining Of The Womb And Renders It Unsuitable For Pregnancy.

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  Alcohol:

  It Is Not Known Whether It Is Safe To Consume Alcohol With Unwanted 21 Days Tablet. Please Consult Your Doctor.

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  Driving:

  Unwanted 21 Days Tablet Does Not Usually Affect Your Ability To Drive.

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  Kidney:

  Unwanted 21 Days Tablet Should Be Used With Caution In Patients With Kidney Disease. Dose Adjustment May Be Needed.

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  Liver:

  Unwanted 21 Days Tablet Is Unsafe To Use In Patients With Liver Disease And Should Be Avoided.

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  Pregnancy:

  Unwanted 21 Days Tablet Is Highly Unsafe During Pregnancy. It Can Cause Serious Harm To The Unborn Baby, Including Birth Defects And Pregnancy Loss. Do Not Use This Medicine If You Are Pregnant Or Planning To Become Pregnant.

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  Breastfeeding:

  Unwanted 21 Days Tablet May Be Unsafe To Use During Breastfeeding. Limited Human Data Suggests That The Drug May Pass Into The Breastmilk And Harm The Baby. It Should Be Used Only If The Expected Benefit Outweighs The Potential Risk. Please Consult Your Doctor.