Does this painkiller invalidate the birth control pill?
Hello, yesterday I had severe pain, so I took two painkillers.
Do these tablets override the contraceptive pill?
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Whether the effectiveness of the pill can be reduced is to be read first in the package leaflet of the drugs.
Clinically relevant interactions with oral contraceptives have hitherto been shown only for a few substances, such as antiepileptics, antimicrobial substances, currant preparations and the antiemetic agent aprepitant.
Conventional painkillers do not influence the effect of the pill.
Happy for you!
Probably not but read the package leaflet
I looked after what to consider before taking, there was nothing from pille
Then it won’t do anything if you want to be sure read the package leaf of the pill xD But usually such painkillers do nix
Read the package, that’s it.
there is nothing from the pills, I am still uncertain
If nothing is in it, there is no danger 🙂
I don’t know