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Progestogens

Table 1. Low Dose Monophasic Estrogen—Progestogen Combination Oral Contraceptives Marketed in the United States... Table 1. Low Dose Monophasic Estrogen—Progestogen Combination Oral Contraceptives Marketed in the United States...
Trade name Estrogen, Progestogen, mg Launch date Manufacturer... [Pg.112]

Trade name Ethinyl estradiol Regimen, days Dosage, Hg Progestogen Regimen, days a Dosage, mg Launch date Manufacturer... [Pg.113]

Trade name Regimen, total days breakdown Progestogen Estrogen Launch date Manuf... [Pg.113]

Chemical Analysis. Chemically, the various progestogens belong to one of three classes. Estranes are 19-nortestosterone derivatives (Fig. 1) gonanes are 19-nortestosterone derivatives with a C-13 ethyl group (Fig. 2) and pregnanes are 17-alpha-OH progesterone derivatives similar in stmcture to progesterone itself. [Pg.116]

Fig. 2. Selected gonane progestogens. (8) desogestrel [54024-22-5] C22H3QO (9) gestodene [60282-87-3] C2 H2g02 (10) norgestimate [35189-28-7] ... Fig. 2. Selected gonane progestogens. (8) desogestrel [54024-22-5] C22H3QO (9) gestodene [60282-87-3] C2 H2g02 (10) norgestimate [35189-28-7] ...
Implanted Contraceptives. Controlled release of contraceptive progestins also can be accompHshed by incorporating the dmg into an implantable cylinder or rod. The best known implant is Norplant, developed by the Population Council. Norplant is composed of six matchlike silastic cylinders with the progestogen levonorgestrel (11) incorporated on the inside of each cylinder. After implantation under the skin, the product can provide effective contraception for a period of five years (43,44). Since silastic is not biodegradable, the implant can be removed from a patient at any time. [Pg.118]

Clinical studies with Norplant attest to its high contraceptive efficacy and safety. The main reason patients request the removal of Norplant is unpredictable vaginal bleeding episodes followed by amenorrhea. The bleeding problem is an unavoidable sequela of progestogen-only contraception. [Pg.118]

Progestogens Reproductive organs Improved reproductive capacity... [Pg.91]

Glucocorticoids have inhibitory (apoptotic) effects on lymphocyte proliferation and are used to treat leukemias and lymphomas. Estrogens (fosfestrol) are used to block the effect of androgens in prostate cancer. Progestogens (megestrol, medroxyprogesteroneacetate) have been useful for treating endometrial carcinoma, renal tumors, and breast cancer. [Pg.155]


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Combined oral contraceptives progestogen

Contraceptives, progestogen-only Rifampicin

Drugs Progestogens

Estrogen/progestogen therapy

Estrogen/progestogen therapy continuous-combined

Hormonal contraceptives-progestogen

Hormonal contraceptives-progestogen implants

Hormonal contraceptives-progestogen injections

Hormonal therapy estrogen/progestogen combinations

Hormonal) Progestogen-only contraceptives (

Hormone replacement therapy-estrogens progestogens

Insulin Progestogens

Oestrogen-progestogen combined oral

Oestrogen-progestogen combined oral contraceptive

Oral contraceptives (hormonal Oestrogen-progestogen

Oral contraceptives (hormonal progestogen-only

Progesterone and progestogens

Progestogen adverse effects

Progestogen analogues

Progestogen breast cancer

Progestogen combined oral

Progestogen contraceptive

Progestogen derivatives

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Progestogen in combination with estrogen

Progestogen pharmacokinetics

Progestogen therapy

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Progestogen-only contraceptives

Progestogen-only oral contraceptive

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Progestogens Antidiabetics

Progestogens antagonist

Progestogens drospirenone

Progestogens drug administration

Progestogens endometrial cancer

Progestogens hormone replacement therapy

Progestogens long-term effects

Progestogens medroxyprogesterone

Progestogens oral contraceptives

Synthetic progestogens

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