Microgestin is a combined oral contraceptive. This selection from the eMedTV site takes an in-depth look at Microgestin, including information on how it works, what you should talk to your doctor about before taking it, dosing guidelines, and more.
Nausea, headache, and bloating are some of the common side effects of Microgestin. This page on the eMedTV site features a number of other side effects that may occur while taking the birth control pill, including those requiring prompt medical care.
As this segment of the eMedTV archives explains, Microgestin is used for preventing pregnancy. This article also lists other uses for the prescription birth control pill and explains how it works, who can take it, and how it should be taken.
The standard Microgestin dosing is one tablet once a day. This eMedTV selection talks about the different strengths of Microgestin and explains how your healthcare provider will determine which strength of the drug is right for you.
Topamax, Viracept, and Provigil are a few of the drugs that can interact with Microgestin. This eMedTV article covers drug interactions with Microgestin, including a list of possible interactions and descriptions of the problems that may occur.
Microgestin does not protect against HIV, AIDS, or other sexually transmitted diseases. This eMedTV segment discusses precautions and warnings with Microgestin, including information on what to tell your healthcare provider before taking the drug.
