Noriday
Tablets
- Doesn't contain oestrogen
- Helps relieve cramps
- Prevents unwanted pregnancy
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Noriday Medical Information
Noriday is a progestogen-only contraceptive pill, or ‘POP’ for short.
Noriday contains the active substance norethisterone.
Noriday helps to prevent you becoming pregnant. It does this in several ways
• It thickens the fluid at the entrance to your womb and this makes it hard for sperm to travel through and enter the womb
• It also changes the lining of your womb so that a fertilised egg cannot grow there
• Sometimes it stops your ovaries releasing an egg
Start on the first day of your next period. This is ‘day one’ of your cycle, the day when b leeding starts
Take one pill each day and swallow the pill with water
You can take the pill at any time that suits you, but you must take it at about the same time each day
The pack is marked with the days of the week to help you remember to take your pills
Follow the direction of the arrows on the pack and take a pill every day until the pack is empty . When you finish the first pack, start a new pack on the next day. This means that you will be taking pills through your period
There must be no breaks between packs
For the first seven days of the first pack you should also use a condom, or a cap and spermicide
No contraindication available
Common or very common
Menstrual cycle irregularities
Uncommon
Breast tenderness
Frequency not known
Hepatic cancer
Thromboembolism
No alternatives available
No information leaflet available