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Disclaimer
Seasonale is a type of birth control pill that is mainly prescribed for pregnancy prevention. Women that suffer from extreme menstruation discomfort or irregularity, may also be prescribed Seasonale.Unlike most other types of birth control medications, Seasonale limits menstruation to four times a year versus the normal twelve times a year.
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Fast Facts:
- Contains: Levonorgestrel/Ethinyl Estradriol
- Producer Duramed Pharmaceuticals
- Oral Contraceptive
- Main use to prevent pregnancy
- Limits menstruation to 4 times per year
- Used to treat painful and heavy menstruation
- 2003: Approved by the FDA
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Food and Drug Administration (FDA): FDA Approves Seasonale Oral Contraceptive
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Extended-use oral contraceptives pose 'educational challenge': warn about breakthrough bleeding.(Clinical Rounds): An article from: Internal Medicine News - $5.95
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First extended-cycle OC receives FDA approval; available this month. (oral contraceptive Seasonale).(Clinical Rounds): An article from: Internal Medicine News - $5.95
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Oh hell yes, there's a difference. Jolessa instead of Seasonale = constipation. http://is.gd/1sn5e
@gabbyhon | July 09, 2009 04:04 PM -
@colleenlindsay depending on your health issues, lo dose BC pills taken "seasonale" style where you only get 4 periods a year can be godsend
@cameronbelle | July 08, 2009 03:40 AM -
Finally got some pants I can fit into. Thanks seasonale for making me gaining weight. At least I gained an ass and bigger boobs :| ~tmi
@Lissa_Me | July 08, 2009 01:33 AM -
@JessicaGottlieb U can do that on any pill, just skip the sugar pills. But I'm on Seasonale generic & skip the sugars. Works 80% of the time
@veronicaeye | July 06, 2009 02:55 AM
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Seasonale Clinical Studies and Research
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Seasonale Side Effects, Interactions and Precautions | Add a Link
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RxList: Seasonale: Side Effects & Drug Interactions
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Warnings & Precautions
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DrugDigest: What Side Effects May I Notice From Taking Ethinyl Estradiol; Levonorgestrel?
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Ask A Patient: Seasonale: Side Effects, Ratings, and Patient Comments
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MayoClinic.com: Seasonale side effects: Is breakthrough bleeding a concern?
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RxList: Seasonale: Side Effects & Drug Interactions
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Seasonale Alternatives
- Mahalo's Guide to: Birth Control
- Lybrel
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