Ovral, A Modern Oral Contraceptive
October 6th, 2008

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Choosing the right moment to have a child has become possible thanks to the modern contraceptive system that preserves fertility while also preventing unwanted pregnancy. The popularity of the oral contraceptives has also led to a decrease in the number of abortions all over the world.

What is Ovral's action?

Ovral consists of a combination of female hormones that prevent ovulation by keeping the egg within the ovary. Another Ovral action is the thickening of the uterus membrane making it unlikely to facilitate implantation of a fertilized egg. Due to such changes, it is even more difficult for the sperm to actually reach the uterus.

Ovral should be administered only on the doctor's recommendation and after serious medical investigations and analyses of the patient's medical record. One thing is definitely sure: women over thirty-five should not use Ovral as a birth control method.

A similar mention needs to be made for smokers, since they have an increased risk of cardiovascular problems during the use of Ovral medication. There are other problems and side effects that are a lot more serious when the patient is characterized by a combination of factors such as age and nicotine addiction.

Ovral administration rules

Ovral should be administered on the first day of the period or on the Sunday that follows the period; take the doctor's recommendation on the matter.

At the beginning of the treatment, you will have to use a backup contraceptive method since Ovral is not effective from the first day of administration.

Ovral usually comes in 28-day pack containing 21 active pills and seven reminder or inactive ones. The period should appear in the third or fourth day of the inactive pills.

During the first three months of administration, you may suffer from very common side effects such as breakthrough bleeding. Usually the blood quantity is superficial; inform the doctor if it gets serious.

What to do when I miss a dose?

Ovral should be administered at the same time every day, thus the birth control efficcacy is higher than if you take it whenever you remember.

If you miss the dose within a twelve-hour interval from the regular time when you usually take it, take it right away. There will be no consequences in terms of efficiency and you are still protected against pregnancy.

If a lapse of time longer than twelve hours passes, you'll take two pills on the same day: the Ovral dose you missed and the regular one for the day in course.

You will have to use a supplementary birth control method for seven days after you missed the Ovral dose.

There is absolutely no problem if you miss one of the Ovral inactive pills; they are simply for helping you not to forget about daily administration, without containing any hormonal concentration.

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