Tri-Lo-Marzia

Take one pill from your Tri-Lo-Marzia pill pack each day at the same time. Set an alarm on your phone or choose a specific time of day, like right before bedtime, so you remember to take your pill. Take the pills as directed by your doctor or our team of medical experts.

If you have any questions about how to take Tri-Lo-Marzia, contact your doctor or one of our experts.

Yes! Tri-Lo-Marzia is available only by prescription, but here at Nurx™, we work hard to provide safe, private, and affordable birth control prescriptions. Work with our medical experts online to figure out whether Tri-Lo-Marzia is right for you and your body. Then, we'll send your prescription directly to your house so you don't have to wait in line at the pharmacy.

We work with a number of different health insurance companies. However, even if you don't have health insurance, Tri-Lo-Marzia is the generic version of Ortho Tri-Cyclen Lo, so it might be a more affordable option. Regardless, we at Nurx™ work with you to find an affordable option.

Like any prescription medication, you should talk to your doctor before taking Tri-Lo-Marzia. Tell them your entire medical history, especially any known allergies, as well as any history of blood clots, abnormal breast exam, high blood pressure, depression, diabetes, gallbladder problems, cancer, heart disease, or liver or kidney disease.

Tri-Lo-Marzia may affect your blood sugar if you have diabetes. Make sure to check your blood sugar as directed and tell your doctor right away if you have symptoms of high blood sugar, such as increased urination/thirst.

Like all hormonal birth control medications, Tri-Lo-Marzia does have some documented side effects. These include vomiting, nausea, bloating, breast tenderness, and fluid retention.

There are also some more severe documented symptoms, although these are rare, including lumps in the breasts, mood changes, unusual changes in vaginal bleeding, blood clots, or severe abdominal pain. Seek immediate medical help if you experience any of the following: sudden dizziness, confusion, swelling/pain/warmth in the calf/groin, sudden shortness of breath, jaw/chest/left arm pain, weakness on one side of the body, vision problems, or unusual headaches. It's important to remember that these severe side effects are rare.

Get immediate medical help if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, such as itching/swelling, trouble breathing, or severe dizziness.

Yes, generally speaking, although you should consult your doctor or our team of experts. Let them know about all of the other medications or products that you are taking. Drugs that could interact with Tri-Lo-Marzia include aromatase inhibitors, tranexamic acid, tizanidine, tamoxifen, ospemifene, or drugs that treat chronic hepatitis C. Additionally, drugs like other hormone-based meds could cause Tri-Lo-Marzia to be less effective.

Yes, each Tri-Lo-Marzia pill pack includes 21 active pills and seven inactive ones. You should expect to get your period during the fourth week of each cycle while you're taking the inactive pills.

It is a common misconception that hormonal birth control causes weight gain, but it turns out that studies have found that this is actually a myth.

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