Which is Qlaira and what it serves
Qlaira is a birth control pill that is indicated to prevent pregnancy because it acts to prevent ovulation, alters cervical mucus conditions and also causes changes in the endometrium.
- This contraceptive has in its composition 28 tablets of different colors.
- Corresponding to different hormones and hormone doses.
The Qlaira contraceptive has an adhesive calendar inside with 7 adhesive bands that indicate the days of the week, the strip corresponding to the day of use must be removed and pasted in the space indicated, so that the day of the week corresponding to The beginning is exactly above tablet number 1, then the direction of the arrows, until all 28 tablets were taken. In this way, the person can check every day if he has taken the contraceptive correctly.
Use of the next card should begin the day after the end of the current card, without pauses between them and regardless of whether the bleeding has stopped or not.
To start Qlaira correctly, if the person is not using any contraceptive, they must take the first pill on the first day of the cycle, that is, the first day of menstruation.If you are switching from another combined pill, vaginal ring or patch, you should start taking Qlaira the day after you stop taking the last active birth control pack pill you were using.The same goes for the vaginal ring or transdermal patch.
If the person changes from a minipill, the Qlaira contraceptive can be started at any time.In case of an injection, implant or intrauterine system, Qlaira should be initiated on the scheduled date of the next injection or the day of the implant or The intrauterine system is removed, but it is important to use a condom during the first 9 days of use of Qlaira.
Qlaira should not be used in people with a history of thrombosis, pulmonary embolism or clot formation in other parts of the body, current or previous history of heart attack or stroke, or some type of migraine with visual symptoms, difficulty speaking, weakness or falls.asleep anywhere on the body.
In addition, it is also contraindicated in people with diabetes mellitus with impaired vascular system, current or past history of liver disease, a cancer that can develop under the influence of sex hormones or a liver tumor, with unexplained vaginal hemorrhage, or is pregnant or suspects that she is pregnant.
In addition, this medicine should not be used in people allergic to estradiol valerate, dinopest or any of the components of Qlaira.
The most common side effects that can occur when using Qlaira are emotional instability, depression, decreased or loss of sexual desire, migraine, nausea, breast pain and unexpected uterine bleeding.
In addition, although it is very rare, arterial or venous thrombosis can also occur.