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شعبة المعلومات الدوائية / مستشفى الملك المؤسس عبد هللا الجامعي Supervised by : Pharm.D Bayan Ababneh Done By Pharm.D Students : Gaida Almaaytah Aseel AbuSara Hana Eyyad Al-Khalaileh Doa'a Mahmoud Mohammad Ayah Adnan Abu-Lubbad Oral contraceptives available in Jordan

# Combined Oral Contraceptives Generic Name Brand Name Picture Dose Price Microgynon 0.15 mg / 0.03 mg 1.6 1 Levonorgestrel Nordiol 250 mcg/ 50mcg 1.34 2 Desogestrel 3 Norethindrone Ethinyl Estradiol Gracial 0.025+0.125 mg / 0.04+0.03 mg 5.27 Marvelon 0.15 mg/ 0.030 mg 2.83 Kliogest 1 mg/ 2 mg 5.53 4 Dydrogesterone Femoston 10mg/ 1mg 6.86 10mg/ 2mg 7.24

Yasmin 3mg/ 30 mcg 6.66 5 Drospirenone Angeliq 2mg/ 1mg 16.63 6 Cyproterone Ethinyl Estradiol Diane CLIMEN 2mg/ 0.035 mg 4.84 4mg/ 2mg 6.69 7 Chlormadinone Belara 2mg/ 0.03mg 3.8 8 Norgestrel Ovral 500mcg/ 50mcg 1.34 9 Norethisterone Estriol Ethinyl Estradiol Trisequens 0+1+0 mg/ 1+1+0.5 mg/ 2+2+1 mg 5.09

Progestin Only Mini Pills # Generic Name Brand Name Picture Dose Price 1 Primolut Norethisterone 5mg 3.46 2 Aminor Norethindrone 5mg 2.39 Table 1: Contraindications and Precautions

Contraindications: active thromboembolic disease undiagnosed vaginal bleeding acute or chronic obstructive liver disease known or suspected breast cancer known or suspected pregnancy Precautions : Hypertension - can use Ocs if hypertension controlled CVD, hyperlipidemia- OCs with new progestins preferred because of more favorable lipid profile Diabetes - low dose OCs unlikely to affect glucose control but estrogen may complicate vascular disease Epilepsy - some anticonvulsants OCs efficacy due to metabolism; may require use of OCs with >35ug EE Hepatitis, cirrhosis - avoid OCs if active disease; may use if liver enzymes have returned to normal Gallbladder disease - may be exacerbated by OCs Migraine - avoid OCs if classic or complex ( risk of stroke) Inflammatory bowel disease - active diarrhea may reduce absorption and efficacy of OCs and require backup method Systemic lupus erythematosus - avoid OCs as estrogens can complicate vascular disease Smoking women over age 35 - if light smoker (<15cigs/day) or on nicotine patch, can use 20 ug EE product with caution

Benefits: Simple and highly effective Reduces need for sterilization & abortion Significantly improves menstrual symptoms&regularity Reduces dysmenorrhea and mittelschmerz Reduces menstrual blood loss (up to 50%) Reduces risk of anemia Reduces PMS Alleviates menorrhagia/hot flashes in perimenopausal women Decreases incidence of disease bacterial pelvic inflammatory disease (60%) ectopic pregnancy endometriosis *endometrial cancer ( >50%) *ovarian cancer (>40%) ovarian cysts (>60%) acne and hirsuitism fibrocystic breast disease (50-75%) osteoporosis rheumatoid arthritis (50%) benefit greatest with long term use (>5yr) after discontinuing Table 2: Benefits & Risks Risks: Venous thromboembolism = 3-4x with low dose OCs and further 2x with new progestins (estrogens activation of Protein C so risk of thrombus) Arterial thrombosis (myocardial infarction and stroke) - related to estrogen dose 50 ug, age >35, smoking, hypertension, and other risk factors for CVD ( ~2-3x); otherwise no risk over baseline in young non-smoking Breast cancer = 1.5x ; women who started OCs at early age for long duration at greatest risk; persists for 10yrs after d/c (also related to nulliparity/delay in childbearing) Cervical cancer = 1.5x with long term use (>5yr) ;also related to early sexual activity & multiple partners Gall bladder disease = 1.5x during 1st 5yrs of OC use does not protect against STDs may exacerbate and/or precipitate: hypertension, diabetes, gallbladder and liver disease, SLE, migraine headaches, depression, GERD, vaginal yeast infections

Not It is recommended to wait 3 months before managing the Side effects because they will disappear after this period. If they persist beyond that then management is recommended.

Note Women should be instructed to immediately discontinue oral contraceptives if they experience these warning signs.