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Faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare Clinical Guidance
Cu-IUD users with recurrent bacterial vaginosis or vulvovaginal candida may wish to consider an alternative method of contraception. At the time of insertion Valid consent should be given by women prior to both pelvic examination and IUC insertion or removal. An appropriately trained assistant who can monitor the condition of the woman and
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FSRH Guideline Emergency Contraception
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FSRH Guideline Progestogen-only Implant
www.fsrh.org8.1 Medical eligibility 8 8.2 Assessment of factors that could affect contraceptive effectiveness 10 9 Non-contraceptive benefits associated with use of the etonogestrel implant 10 9.1 Dysmenorrhoea 10 9.2 Heavy menstrual bleeding 10 9.3 Endometriosis 11 9.4 Endometrial protection in polycystic ovary syndrome 11
FSRH Guideline Quick Starting Contraception April 2017
www.fsrh.orgUKMEC UK Medical Eligibility for Contraceptive Use UPA-EC ulipristal acetate (for emergency contraception) ... Criteria for reasonably excluding pregnancy are outlined in . Section 5. Quick start of combined hormonal contraception (CHC), the progestogen-only pill (POP), the
OF SEXUAL &REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE
www.fsrh.orgWith typical use the failure rate is approximately 6%. Health professionals should be familiar with the most up-to-date UK Medical Eligibility Criteria for progestogen-only injectable contraception. Amenorrhoea or reduced bleeding is common in progestogen-only injectable users and may benefit women with menstrual problems.
Faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare Clinical Guidance
www.fsrh.orgA comparative trial of the DSG versus LNG-only pill reported an overall failure rate for the LNG pill of 1.55 per 100 woman-years [95% confidence interval (CI) 0.422–3.963] and for the DSG pill 0.41 per 100 woman-years (95% CI 0.085–1.204). The failure rates were not found to be
UK MEDICAL ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA - FSRH
www.fsrh.org• Are intended to be applied to use of the method of contraception for contraceptive purposes. Where a method of contraception is used for a non-contraceptive indication [e.g. management of heavy menstrual bleeding (HMB)] the risk/benefit profile and eligibility criteria may differ.
Faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare Clinical Guidance
www.fsrh.orgproblematic bleeding to identify the possibility of an underlying cause. Hormonal contraception users with problematic bleeding who are at risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) should be tested for Chlamydia trachomatis as a minimum. Testing for Neisseria gonorrhoea will depend on sexual risk, local prevalence and availability of dual ...
FSRH Guideline Combined Hormonal Contraception
www.fsrh.org9.1 Heavy menstrual bleeding 23 9.2 Menstrual pain 23 9.3 Acne 24 9.4 Premenstrual symptoms 24 9.4.1 EE/DRSP COC for management of premenstrual symptoms 24 9.4.2 Other COC for management of premenstrual symptoms 24 9.4.3 Extended COC regimens for management of premenstrual symptoms 24 9.5 Vasomotor symptoms 25 9.6 Bone health 25
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www.fsrh.orgNCSP National Chlamydia Screening Programme NET-EN norethisterone enantate ... Since this set of guideline was first published, the following changes have been made: May2019 - Removed Appendix 5 and 7. Updated Appendix 6. Updated section ...
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