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European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health Care, 2004 Objectives This research was carried out to reveal the attitudes of men and women about contraception in the Umraniye district of Istanbul. Methods Focus group discussions were used for data collection.
Hande Harmancı, S Kalaça
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Complete regression of hepatocellular adenoma after withdrawal of oral contraceptives
Digestive Diseases and Sciences, 1981A 28-year-old woman who complained of mild abdominal pain was found to have a large liver tumor. Angiography and needle biopsy established the diagnosis of hepatocellular adenoma. The tumor was felt to be unresectable because of its size, and no treatment was given other than withdrawal of oral contraceptives.
U P, Steinbrecher +3 more
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Continuous combination oral contraceptive pills to eliminate withdrawal bleeding: a randomized trial
Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2003To compare bleeding profiles of a traditional 28-day oral contraceptive pill cycle with continuous administration.After a 28-day run-in cycle, women were randomized to either 28-day cycles (21 active pills and a pill-free week) or continuous use of the same 20 microg ethinyl estradiol/100 microg levonorgestrel formulation for 12 study cycles (336 days).
Leslie, Miller, James P, Hughes
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Rate of Plasma Protein Normalization after Parturition and Withdrawal of Oral Contraceptives
Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation, 1970The increased levels of α1-antitrypsin, TBG, cerculoplasmin, plasminogen, transferrin, hemopexin, β1C-globulin and β-lipoprotein found on use of contra ceptive estrogens or in pregnancy are normalized within 6 weeks of delivery and 4 weeks of withdrawal of the oral contraceptives.
C B, Laurell, S, Kullander, J, Thorell
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Extending the duration of active oral contraceptive pills to manage hormone withdrawal symptoms
Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1997To test the hypothesis that extending the number of consecutive active oral contraceptives (OC)s given will decrease the frequency of menstrual-related problems including dysmenorrhea, menorrhagia, premenstrual-type symptoms, and menstrual migraines.A prospective analysis was designed to track the experiences of 50 women taking OCs and experiencing ...
P J, Sulak +4 more
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Postponement of withdrawal bleeding in women using low-dose combined oral contraceptives
Contraception, 1987Postponement of menses is widely practised by women using oral contraceptives. One-hundred volunteers, consisting of three groups of women, each group using a different extensively used contraceptive regimen, were tested and compared. The test period consisted mainly of a double (monophasics) or extended (triphasics) pill cycle without a tablet-free ...
J V, Hamerlynck +3 more
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Failure of withdrawal bleeding during combined oral contraceptive therapy: ‘Amenorrhoea on the pill’
Contraception, 1978Serum follicle stimulating hormone, luteinising hormone and oestradiol-17beta concentrations have been measured in 21 patients with failure of withdrawal bleeding during combined oral contraceptive therapy and 21 matched controls with a normal bleeding pattern.
M D, Gillmer, E J, Fox, H S, Jacobs
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1988
One hundred and fifty-eight attenders at general practices and family-planning clinics, and 20 young female doctors volunteered to complete a questionnaire about how women take the oral contraceptive pill, their knowledge of the Pill and their attitudes to withdrawal bleeding.
W, Rutter +4 more
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One hundred and fifty-eight attenders at general practices and family-planning clinics, and 20 young female doctors volunteered to complete a questionnaire about how women take the oral contraceptive pill, their knowledge of the Pill and their attitudes to withdrawal bleeding.
W, Rutter +4 more
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Andrologia, 2020
This study aimed to investigate the Premature Ejaculation Profile (PEP) and its related factors in couples using contraceptive withdrawal (WD). The study sample was composed of 108 participants including 54 males and 54 females (their partners) who used WD. The data were collected via a questionnaire and the male and female forms of the PEP.
Safiye Ozkan, Hatice Yıldız
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This study aimed to investigate the Premature Ejaculation Profile (PEP) and its related factors in couples using contraceptive withdrawal (WD). The study sample was composed of 108 participants including 54 males and 54 females (their partners) who used WD. The data were collected via a questionnaire and the male and female forms of the PEP.
Safiye Ozkan, Hatice Yıldız
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Contraception, 1991
This study investigated the ability of a monophasic sub-50 oral contraceptive, containing desogestrel and ethinylestradiol, to postpone withdrawal bleeding in normal healthy women. In the analyzed group of 105 regular users of Marvelon, about 75% did not experience any vaginal bleeding during the 21 days of postponement.
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This study investigated the ability of a monophasic sub-50 oral contraceptive, containing desogestrel and ethinylestradiol, to postpone withdrawal bleeding in normal healthy women. In the analyzed group of 105 regular users of Marvelon, about 75% did not experience any vaginal bleeding during the 21 days of postponement.
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