I'm supposed to take the medication Endovelle for endometriosis. Everywhere on the internet it says Endovelle isn't a contraceptive, but my gynecologist and a pharmacist said I could use it for contraception, as Endovelle is simply not recognized as a contraceptive.
what do you think about it?
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Hello Marten215👋
That’s what I’m saying.
It also says:
The drug contains a hormone, but what the doctor and the pharmacist said, I personally consider negligent, given what is in the package leaflet, so in doubt I would trust the package leaflet, I honestly say.
No, endovelle is not enough for prevention alone, the active substance contained in the dosage is not reliable enough.
I would rather rely on the package leaflet than on the doctors’ statement:
https://www.exeltis.de/file/show/1363/0e3583/Use information%20ENDOVELLE%C2%AE
What’s in the package leaflet?