contraception Flashcards
IUD should be avoided in who?
pelvic inflammatory disease patients
what is COC
progesterone and oestrogen.
common ingredient oestrogen only
ethinylestradiol , mestranol
progesteron content?
desogesterel, gestodene, levongesterel, norethiserone,
advantages COC?
- reduces risk of endomentrial cancer
- reliable and reversible
- reduce dysmenorrhoea and menorrgoea
- reduce pre menstiural tension
less symptomatic fibroids and function ovarian cysts - reduce begnin breast disease and pelvic inflammatory disease
monophasic?
means fixed amount of oestrogen and progesterogen
phasic?
varying amounts of oestrogen and progestogen throughout the pack
low strength 20mcg ethinylestradiol used for?
used for women with risk factors for circulatory
ethinylestradiol and desogesterel/ dropirenone or gestodene used for who?
used for women with SE, such as acne, headache, depression, breast symptoms, breakthrough bleeding
drospirenone derrivative of what?
spironolactine - so risk of hyperkalemia
what are the egs of COC
microgynon
- yasmin
cilest
femodette
who are phasic COCs used for
women who hace breakthrough bleeding or do not have withdrwal bleeding
what happens if undergoing surgery?
stop oestrogen 4 weeks before major ellective surgery and all surgery to legs. offer progesterogen only contraceptive and once mobile then can restart
what is elective surgery?
planned surgery
if unplanned surgery and cant stop oestrogen 4 weeks before hand what do you do?
offer unfractioned LMWH and graduated stockings
- THROMBOPROPHYLAXIS
what conditions require oral contraceptives and HRT to be stopped immediately
- sudden sever chest pain radiating to left arm
- sudden breathlessness - cough with blood stained sputum
- pain in calf stomach
very strong long headaches - jaundice
liver enlargments - hypertension
prolonged immolity after surger - severe neurological effects
- unexplained swelling of leg
Cautions of COC
increase risk of VTE
increase risk of breast and cervical cancer
- the risks disappear after stopping