The 21st century has given birth not only to the technical progress but to medical sphere as well. And contraception is now one of the most developed fields. Alongside with condoms – one of the most popular way of contraception, female birth control pills have been gaining more and more popularity first of all because they give possibility to women to control their intimate life with their own forces and to feel at the same time independent and free of somebody’s else wishes. To have a child or not is a women’ priority and they have a right to decide when they want to become mothers.
For such women, women of the 21st century there were created Jeanine birth control pills – combined oral contraceptive (COC) containing 2 female hormones, dienogest (a progesterone-like hormone) and ethinylestradiol (an estrogen). Jeanine belongs to to the group known as low-dose pills (micropills) because an active pills contains only small amounts of hormones.
Before start taking Jeanine pills it is strongly recommended to consult with a physician concerning all possible risks and benefits associated with Jeanine taking. The most common Jeanine side effects include soreness and tension of the mammary glands, breast enlargement, secretion from the mammary glands, spotting and breakthrough uterine bleeding, headache, migraine, changes in libido, decrease / mood changes, etc. (depending on each individual case). However, the indicated adverse effects are only possible reactions, in many cases women do not report any considerable changes in their physical or moral state. Nevertheless be sure Jeanine suits your health condition. If you were prescribed another oral contraceptive pill do not switch to Jeanine. In case of any doubts do not hesitate to address to a health care professional.