TRIQUILAR

Triquilar Information

Triquilar is a drug that belongs to a common class of medicines called oral contraceptives (also known as OCs, the Pill, BCs, birth control pills or BC tablets. Triquilar has 2 types of different hormones progestins (proh-JES-tins) and estrogens (ES-troh-jenz). If taken properly (as your doctor instructed you to), a treatment with Triquilar helps prevent an unwanted pregnancy. Triquilar works by stopping the patient’s egg from completely developing itself each month. Therefore, the egg cannot unite with a sperm and fertilization has been successfully prevented. Other oral contraceptives can achieve the same goal through other different ways (ask your doctor for further information).

Triquilar Warnings

You must alert your doctor before you start a treatment with Triquilar if you have any of the following:

Allergies— Alert your personal doctor if you have allergic reactions to progestins or to estrogens or to any other substances (dyes, foods, preservatives, etc).

Diet— Alert your personal physician if you are following a diet (for example a low-sugar or a low-sodium diet).

Pregnancy— You should not use oral contraceptives during pregnancy. Please discontinue your treatment with Triquilar if you suspect that you are pregnant. If you have taken oral contraceptives during your early pregnancy, this should not harm your child. You must not take Triquilar during pregnancy.

Breast-feeding— Oral contraceptives (such as Triquilar) can and do pass into breast milk, thus changing the milk’s content or its amount. A treatment with oral contraceptives can sometimes shorten by a month a woman's capacity to breast-feed her child. After you have been breast-feeding for a while, you may be allowed to take Triquilar. However, you should discuss it with your doctor first.  

Adolescents— This drug is frequently taken by teenage girls who wish to avoid getting pregnant. A treatment with Triquilar should not cause any different side effects in teenagers than it does in adults. However, teenage girls should become aware of the importance of their taking this medicine exactly as their doctor has prescribed them to.

Other medical problems— If you are suffering from other medical conditions, you may not be allowed to rake this drug or any other oral contraceptive. You must inform your doctor if you are suffering from:

• Endometriosis
• Abnormal menstruations changes or uterine bleeding 
• Fibroid uterus tumors—Oral contraceptives (such as Triquilar) tend to improve these female disorders but they can sometimes make them worse (or they can make them more difficult to diagnosis)
• Blood clots
• Circulation or heart disorders
• Stroke – all these conditions have greater chances to appear if the patient is smoking.
• Breast disease (this does not include cancer) – although oral contraceptives usually protect the woman against some breast disorders (for example breast lumps or breast cysts);
• Cancer (this includes Breast Cancer) – a treatment with oral contraceptives is known to worsen some types of cancer, especially in the case of patients who are already suffering from cervical, breast or uterine cancer. If you have any of these disorders, you should not start taking Triquilar.
• Chorea gravidarum
• Gallstones or Gallbladder disease
• High blood cholesterol
• Liver disorders (this includes jaundice that could appear during pregnancy or during a treatment with any oral contraceptive)
• Mental depression – oral contraceptives are known to worsen these medical conditions and even to make them re-occur.
• Sugar diabetes (diabetes mellitus) – a treatment with Triquilar is known to sometimes cause a small increase in the patient’s blood sugar levels,
• Epilepsy (seizures)
• Circulation or heart disorders
• Hypertension(high blood pressure)

Triquilar Intake Guidelines

Triquilar Dosage

Discuss it with your doctor before you start taking Triquilar. He is the only person capable of telling you how and when to take this drug. You can also rely on the instructions on the drug’s label. Your personal physician could tell you to begin your treatment on the Day 1 (the very first day of your menstrual period) or on the first Sunday (this is called Sunday start).

Triquilar Overdose

Triquilar Missed Dose

Triquilar Side Effects

Triquilar Drug Reactions

Inform your doctor if you are taking any of the following medicines during your treatment with Triquilar:

• Amiodarone
• Anabolic steroids
• Androgens
• Anti-infectives by injection or by mouth
• Barbiturates
• Carbamazepine
• Carmustine
• Dantrolene
• Daunorubicin
• Disulfiram
• Divalproex
• Estrogens
• Etretinate
• Gold salts
• Griseofulvin
• Hydroxychloroquine
• Mercaptopurine
• Methotrexate
• Methyldopa
• Naltrexone
• Phenylbutazone
• Phenytoin
• Plicamycin
• Primidone
• Rifabutin
• Rifampin
• Troleandomycin

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