| name | Female Condom |
| Classification | Barrier contraceptive method |
| Pharmacokinetics | Not applicable. Female condoms do not enter the bloodstream or interact with bodily processes in the way that pharmaceuticals do. Their effectiveness relies on physical barrier function. |
| suggested dosage | Use one condom per sexual act. Proper insertion and removal are crucial for effectiveness. Follow instructions provided with the product. |
| indications | Prevention of pregnancy, prevention of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). It's also a good option for those who prefer or require female-controlled birth control. |
| Safety in pregnancy | Safe to use during pregnancy; it is a non-medication method, and there are no known detrimental effects. |
| Safety in breastfeeding | Safe to use during breastfeeding; it's a non-medication method, and there are no known detrimental effects. |
| side effects | Possible discomfort or slight irritation in some users during use or insertion. Some users may experience allergic reactions to the materials. Rarely, there might be issues with slippage or breakage. |
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| contraindications | None specific to age, weight, or gender. Possible contraindications would be related to known allergies to the materials (latex or other), or if there are significant anatomical concerns about use. |
| interactions | No known drug interactions. May interact with other personal lubricants if user is sensitive or allergic to any components. |
| warnings and precautions | Proper use is essential. Always check for tears or damage before use. Ensure correct placement to avoid slippage. Discard the condom after use. |
| additional informations | Female condoms offer a female-controlled option for preventing pregnancy and STIs. Consult a healthcare provider for any concerns or questions. |
| patient specific notes | | age | 25 years - no specific concerns regarding age | | weight | 70 kg - no specific concerns regarding weight | | gender | Male - Important Note: Female condoms are designed for female use. A male patient does not experience direct effects, except possibly through partner use |
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