Syeda

Take one Syeda pill each day at the same time of day. Set an alarm on your phone or chose a time of day that you can remember easily, like first thing in the morning or right before bedtime. Talk to your doctor or our team of medical experts here at Nurx™ if you have any questions about how to take Syeda.

In a word? Yes! Syeda is only available by prescription, but here at Nurx™, we make it our mission to provide safe, affordable, hassle-free access to birth control prescriptions. Just go online and consult our team of experts to find out whether Syeda or another prescription is right for you. Your medication will be delivered to your door so you can skip the bother of calling your pharmacy for a refill or waiting in line.

We also work hard to make prescriptions affordable for everyone. We work with a number of health insurance providers and we're adding more to our list. However, even if you don't have health insurance coverage, we can still work with you to find an affordable option. You may have heard of Yasmin — Syeda is a generic version of Yasmin and may, therefore, be a more affordable option.

As with any prescription medication, talk to your doctor or one of our medical experts before you begin taking Syeda. Diabetics should seek medical attention if they experience increased thirst or more frequent urination, and they check their blood sugar regularly.

Some medical conditions, like a history of depression, high cholesterol, severe headaches, kidney or liver problems, heart disease, or blood clots could raise red flags. Your doctor can also help you understand whether you're at high risk for an allergic reaction, which might cause hives, rashes, itching, trouble breathing, or swelling of the tongue, throat, or lips.

Like any other hormonal birth control, Syeda has a chance of side effects. The most common ones include swollen feet or ankles, elevated blood pressure, spotting, irregular periods, headaches, nausea, breast tenderness, or vomiting.

More severe side effects can include blood clots, heart disease, migraines, unusual sweating, lumps in the breast, severe stomach pain, mood changes, yellowed eyes or skin, or symptoms of stroke, like fainting, weakness on one side of the body, dizziness, or slurred speech. However, it's important to remember that these kinds of severe side effects are rare!

Yes, but it's important to tell your doctor or our experts about any other medication that you take, including meds that contain hormones. Other products, including different types of drugs or herbal supplements, could interact with Syeda and cause negative reactions or make Syeda less effective.

Medications that could interfere with Syeda include drugs like ACE inhibitors or ibuprofen that raise potassium levels, as well as cancer medication, aromatase inhibitors, or drugs used to treat chronic hepatitis C.

Yes! Syeda has been approved to treat PMDD, or premenstrual dysphoric disorder.

It is a common myth that hormonal birth control causes weight gain, but recent studies have found that this is a myth.

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