Diaphragms Cervical Caps

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drug details
nameDiaphragms and Cervical Caps
classificationBarrier contraceptives
pharmacokineticsDiaphragms and cervical caps do not have a systemic pharmacokinetic profile. Their effectiveness relies on physical barrier function and proper placement. Pharmacokinetic information is not applicable.
suggested dosageProper fitting and use are crucial. Consult a healthcare provider for accurate guidance on the correct size and placement.
indications
1Contraception
2Prevention of pregnancy
safety in pregnancyNot recommended during pregnancy.
safety in breastfeedingGenerally considered safe during breastfeeding.
side effects
1Possible local irritation or discomfort
2Vaginal infection (if not used properly)
3Difficulty inserting or removing
4Allergic reactions (rare)
alternatives
1
alternative drugCondoms
classBarrier contraceptives
2
alternative drugOral contraceptives
classHormonal contraceptives
3
alternative drugImplantable contraceptives
classHormonal contraceptives
4
alternative drugIntrauterine devices (IUDs)
classLong-acting reversible contraceptives
5
alternative drugInjectable contraceptives
classHormonal contraceptives
contraindications
1Known allergy to latex (diaphragms with latex components)
2History of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
3Unusual vaginal discharge
4Severe vaginal atrophy
5Recent history of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
6Conditions causing significant discomfort during intercourse
interactionsNo significant drug interactions are expected.
warnings and precautions
1Proper cleaning and storage are essential.
2Regular check-ups with a gynecologist recommended.
3Use correctly; incorrect use reduces effectiveness and increases risk of unintended pregnancy.
4Follow specific healthcare provider instructions.
5Ensure proper sizing for a snug, comfortable fit.
6May not be appropriate for all pelvic anatomies.
additional information
1Healthcare provider can assist with proper fitting.
2Specific use and maintenance instructions from a healthcare provider are critical.
3Correct use is essential to prevent unintended pregnancy.
4May reduce risk of STIs when used correctly.
5Discuss concerns or discomfort with a healthcare provider.
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