Necon 1/35

Necon 1/35 comes in a blister pack of 28 color-coded tablets. The first 21 yellow pills contain the same dose of the hormones estrogen and progestin. The remaining seven white pills contain inert ingredients and keep you in the habit of taking a pill each day. Necon 1/35 is 99% effective when tablets are taken in the correct order and no more than 24 hours apart. Once the pack is complete, start the next whether or not you have your period or if it has not yet ended.

Necon 1/35 is available with a prescription from your doctor. It's always a good idea to check with your insurance provider to find out if they will cover all or part of the cost of your medication.

Although it is infrequent, the use of oral contraceptives may aggravate symptoms for women with emotional disorders or a history of depression. Contact lens wearers might suffer vision changes or a change in tolerance to lenses. Oral contraceptives can interfere with lab test results. Consider alternative contraception if you are scheduled for tests or surgery.

Allergic reactions to Necon 1/35 are rare, but you should seek medical attention at the onset of allergy symptoms such as hives, difficulty breathing, or swelling of the face or tongue. Talk to your doctor about any conditions to choose the right contraceptive for you.

Minor side effects are fairly common with the use of any medication. Women using Necon 1/35 most often report side effects like weight fluctuations and fluid retention as well as nausea and vomiting. Symptoms usually alleviate within the first few months of use. Nausea and vomiting can be lessened by taking your medication before bedtime or with a meal.

Serious side effects are uncommon and might include changes to skin pigmentation, severe abdominal pain, and heavy breakthrough bleeding. Talk to your doctor about any symptoms that concern you or that don't go away.

Oral contraceptives combined with antibiotics and over-the-counter supplements may trigger adverse reactions or decrease the effectiveness of some medications. Let your doctor know about the medications and supplements you're taking so you can decide if Necon 1/35 is the right choice for you.

Although only a few instances of complications have been reported, keep in mind that contraceptive medication can be passed to the baby through breast milk. Combination contraceptives can also interfere with the production of breast milk. To be on the safe side, consider another form of contraception while nursing.

Yes, it does. Because of its hormone combination, Necon 1/35 is shown to treat mild to moderate acne by reducing pore-clogging sebum. Give your medication a month or two to see results in improved skin and a brighter complexion.

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