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Kontraception U-kursus 2010 Kresten R. Petersen overlæge, dr.med Gynækologisk Obstetrisk afd. Odense Universitetshospital Disposition Alment om kontraception Case om alvorlige bivirkninger ved hormonal AC Case om alm. Bivirkninger ved hormonal AC samt spiraler

Legal abortions/1000 w. in Denmark 1975-2006 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 All Ages Teenagers 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 1999 2003 2006 Sundhedsstyrelsen 2007 Legal abortion rates in Denmark 2006 - regional differences Abortions/1000 women 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Teenagers All ages Copenhagen Århus Fyn Viborg Ringkøbing Sundhedsstyrelsen 2007

Oral Oral contraceptives and more Contraceptive efficacy of hormonal contraception - % women pregnant during first year Method Lowest expect Typical None 85 85 Comb. OC 0.1 5-8 POP 0.5 5 LNG-IUD 0.1 0.1 Norplant 0.1 0.1 Depo-Provera 0.3 0.3 WHO 2001

Use of contraceptive methods in DK 1996 2001 2003 2005 COC 314.485 331.358 372.260 340182 POP 6.612 8.924 10,101 7657 Cu-IUD 15085 - - LNG-IUD 4.737 8160 10.973 14755 Implanon - 3358 1487 Emerg. Con. 23.670 40.415 61.120 Ca. 80.000 Use of contraception in women seeking legal abortion Number No contraception (%) User failure (%) Sørensen 1994 589 34 26 Hansen 1996 354 41 - Andreasen 1996 831 32 33 Sørensen Ugeskr Læg 1994;156:4145 Hansen Ugeskr Læg 1996;158:5773 Andreasen Ugeskr Læg 1996:158:5928

Legal abortions/1000 w. in Denmark 1975-2006 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 All Ages Teenagers 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 1999 2003 2006 Sundhedsstyrelsen 2007 Hormonal contraception Combined oral contraceptives Combined parenteral contraception Progestogen only contraception (pills, implants, injectables) Emergency contraception

Non contraceptive effects of OCs Positive: Bleeding disturbances, endometriosis, dysmenore, hirsutism,, ovarian cysts, endometrial- and ovarian cancer Negative: Vascular disease Combined contraceptives - mechanisms of action Inhibition of FSH and LH secretion by a combined (?) action on hypothalamus and the pituatary. Estrogen suppress FSH: Prevents follicular maturation Progestogen block mid-cycle LH-peak: Anovulation Progestogens change cervical mucus: No sperm penetration Progestogen change endometrium: : Inhibits implantation (??)

Combined oral contraceptives - effects on the cervix Stomal edema and pseudodecidualization Endocervical hyperplasia Decreased water and salt content of cervical mucus Changed arrangement of proteins Increased viscosity Decreased penetration of sperm Inhibition of capitation 20 mcg EE og 3 mcg Drospirinon 24 aktive p-piller 4 dages pause Ref.: Willis

Hvad sker der, hvis man glemmer 3 p-piller i starten af cyklus? Ved 24/4: 2% ovulation ved 21/7: 8% ovulation Efficacy of COCs - Estrogen or progestogen? EE in doses of 30 mcg inhibits follicular development but ensures anovulation in approx. 90 % Daily dose of progestogens used in OCs is approx. twice the one required for anovulation Progestogens responsible for contraceptive effect Estrogens required for cycle control

Estrogen used in OCs Ethinyl estradiol Superior to estradiol because of less conversion to estrone inside the endometrium = better cycle control Estrogen used in OCs 17-beta estradiol has been used in OC in DK in dose of 4 mg combined with NETA. The freq. of bleeding disturbances was unacceptable

Estrogen used in Ocs New development genuine estrogen Estradiol valerate Has proven to have acceptable cycle control when combined with Dienogest in a multicyclic manner Comparative biological effects of E2V and EE 2 mg E2V 20 mcg EE FSH suppression and inhib. of ovulation ++ ++ Endometrial stimulation ++ ++ Vag. surface cell maturation +++ ++ Hepatic protein synthesis (SHBG, angiotensin, haemostasis var.) ++ +++

Division of progestagens Classes of progestogens Gestagener Progesteron (C-21) Testosteron (C-19) Spironolakton Pregnaner Estraner Gonaner Drospirinon Medroxyprogesteronacetat Cyproteronacetat Megestrol Norethisteronacetat Lynestrenol Danazol 1. gen Levonorgestrel 2. gen Trimegestone Dienogest Gestoden Desogestrel Norgestimat 3. gen

Hormonal contraception Combined oral contraceptives Combined parenteral contraception Progestogen only contraception (pills, implants, injectables) Emergency contraception Progestogen IUDs Parenteral combined methods Patches Vaginal Rings Potential advantages: Efficacy comparable to Ocs Non-daily administration Lower hormonal dose Stable serum levels of hormones No hepatic first pass effect

Ring and patches Same Same contraindications as OCs Patches: 20 mcg EE + 150 NGT 3 x1 w.patch 1 w without Pearls index < 1.5 Continous use Rings 15 mcg EE + 120 ETO 3 w.ring 1 w without Pearls index < 1 Can be removed for 3 h NuvaRing

Common questions. Can the ring be felt?? 87 % of the women never/seldomly felt the ring during intercourse 74% of the partners never/seldomly felt the ring during intercourse 5% considered it a problem Dieben et al. Obstet Gynecol 2002;100:585-93 Comparison of self-reported adverse effects (%) with NuvaRing and a COC Headache Breast tenderness Nausea Vaginitis + leuc. Mood changes Decreased libido NuvaRing OC (n=123) (n=126) 3.3 2.4 4.1 4.0 5.0 3.2 6.6 1.6 5 6.4 8.3 0 Bjarnadóttir et al, Am J Obstet Gynecol, 2002; 186:389-95

Irregular bleeding with NuvaRing Comparison with a COC Incidence of irregular bleeding (%) 40 30 20 10 NuvaRing (n=121) 30 EE/150 LNG (n=126) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Cycle Bjarnadóttir et al, Am J Obstet Gynecol, 2002;186:389-95 Pharmacokinetics of EE in different contraceptive formulations: Daily homonal dose: Ring: 15 mcg EE/120 mcg ENG AUC 0-210 value for EE (ng x h/ml) 10.6 OC: 30 mcg EE/150 mcg LNG Patch: 20 mcgee/150 mcg NGT 21.9 35.8 Van Van den Heuvel MW et al. Contraception 2005;72:168-74 74

Hormonal contraception Combined oral contraceptives Combined parenteral contraception Progestogen only contraception (pills, implants, injectables) Emergency contraception Oral progestogen-only contraceptives. Progestogen type: Lynestrenol, norethisterone, levonorgestrel, desogestrel Mode of action: Effects on cervical mucus -starts after2-4 h - is effective after approx. 48 h. during cont. intake. - last 22 h. after last pill. Back-up method for 48 h. if pill intake is more than 3 h. late! Inhibition of ovulation or interference with luteal function (50%)

Oral progestogen-only contraceptives Mini-pills. Clinical side effects: Menstrual disturbances due to interference with ovarian function and endometrial effects: - 40 % normal - 40 % short, irregular cycles - 20 % non-cyclic bleeding Headache, mood changes, weigth gain ect. Should be taken within a time window of 3 h Contraindicated in women with abnormal liver function Progestogen injectables and implants. Progestogen type: Medroxyprogesterone acetate (Depo-Provera) Etonorgestrel (desogestrel, Implanon) Mode of action: Inhibition of ovulation (blocks( LH-peak peak) Minor effects on FSH (E2 level at early follicular level) Effects on cervical mucus and endometrium Side effects. Unpredictable, anovulatory bleeding pattern Amenore (after 2 y. with Implanon: : 20%, Depo-Provera Provera: : 60%)

Etonorgestrel implant Contraceptive effect - 3 y At registration 73429 cykles No pregnancies Latest post marketing report*: 218 pregnancies in 205.000 insertions 13 directly method related Harrison. Contraception 2005;71:306 Etonogestrel Implant Bleeding pattern - 2 years 21%: amennorrrhoe 26%: infrequent bleeding 6%: frequent bleeding 12 %: prolonged bleeding

Depo Provera 150 mg MPA given i.m. every 3 months Pearls index far below 1 Well suited for women with questionable compliance Bleeding pattern during long term use of Depo-Provera 100 % women 75 50 25 Irreg. Bleeding Amenore 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 Years of use Speroff 1999

Hypoøstrogenicitet og Depo-Provera effekt på knoglerne?? 2004: FDA Black Box warning: : Kvinder påp DP kan miste bone mineral density Kvinder skal kun anvende DP i mere end to år, hvis andre midler ikke er tilrådelige (advisable( advisable). Facts: Reduktion påp mindre end 1 % of BMD pr. år. sandsynligvis reversibelt. ACOG, WHO, Society of Adolescent Medicine: Ingen restrikioner hos voksne. Blandt unge piger vejer risikoen for uplanlagt svangerskab betydeligt højere h end den teoretiske risiko for frakturer senere i livet. What about Cupper IUDs???? Mode of action: Foreing body reaction in endometrium Cu ions are toxic to spermatozooes Reduced fertilisation Main concerns: Increased menstrual flow and pain Decreased fertility due to PID

No. of publications comparing 12-months event rates for nullips and parous women IUD No of studies Expulsions Bleeding and pain Nullips Parous Nullips Parous Cu7 4 ++++ +++ + T-200 4 ++ + ++++ T-200 1 + + T-380 1 + Nova-T 4 + ++ ++++ ML-250 2 + ++ ML-375 3 ++ + ++ GyneFix 1 + + Total 20 13 4 15 3 Hubacher. Contraception 2007;75:S8-S11 S11 IUDs in nulliparous women Termination (%) Wiener 1978 (n=226, 6 months) Skouby 1981 (n=120, 12 month) Petersen 1991 (n=236, 12 month) Expulsion 12 7 10 Bleeding/pain 5 14 13 Pregnancy 2 2 0 PID 2 6 9 Personal 0 6 3 Continuation 79 66 65

Proportion of women with tubal infertility, non-tubal infertility and fertile women who had used IUDs 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Tubal infert (n=357) Non-tubal infet (n=948) Fertile (n=583) IUD use No IUD use Hubacher. N Engl J Med 2004;345:561-67 67 1 year clinical performance of OCs and LNG- IUDs in nullips a randomized study OC (n=99) LNG-IUD (n=94) Pain 0 6,7* Hormonal 9,8 4,9 Bleeding/spotting 1,3 2,5 Expulsion NA 1,2 Other medical 1,1 2,1 Pl. pregnancy 2,6 0 Personal 15,4 4,6* Cont. rate 72,7 79,8 Sh C t ti 2004 69 407 12

Emergency contraception Method Time limit Efficacy (% of exp. preg.) LNG 1,5 mg 72 (120?) h 85 Cu-IUD 5 d. after ovul. 100? Mifepriston 10-600 mg 4 d. after IC >85 100 mcg EE + 500 mcg LNG x2 (12 h. interv.) 72 h 75-80 Emergency contraception with Yupze or LNG - efficacy Preg. rate (%) 5 4 3 2 1 Yupze: 31 obs., 72 exp. : 57% LNG: 11 obs., 75 exp.: 85% 0 < 24 h 25-48 h 49-72 h Yupze (n=979) LNG (n=977) Lancet Lancet 1998;352:428

Emergency contraception Mode of action LNG (+EE): Inhibition of ovulation. Inhibition of implantation? IUD: Inhibition of implantation? Hormonal emergency contraception No medical contraindications Secure effective contraception Pregnancy test after 3 w.