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medical abortion
common: nausea, diarrhea, vomitting, headaches; rare: excessive bleeding, infection
misoprostol
nausea, vomitting, diarrhea, fever, chillscan be teratogenic if given at too low a dose; contrainductation sinlcude long-term corticosteroid use, chronic rehanl failure, anticoagulant use, inherite prophyria, allergy to medication
methotrexate
alopecia, leucopenia, interstitial penomonitis
Instillation
Causes more hemorrhage, retained products of conception, endometritis
Dilation + Evacuation (D+E)
retained tissue, infection, perforation, hemorrhage, posabortal hematoma (related to operator experience), placenta abnormalities that could lead to a hysterectomy, enometritis, pelvic absess, uterine injury (high cervical tear; uterine perforation), asherman syndrome )(intracavoitary adhesions after curettage)
PDE 5 Inhibitors
lack of specificity; decreased sperm motility, T synthesis, vaginal smooth muscle and esophageal motility, altered color vision in retina, inhibit platelet aggregation, vasodilation leading to headache, flushing rhinitis; hypotension/tachycardia; GI and visual abnormalities (blue/green tinged vision); DRUG INTERACTION WITH NITRATES
Ethinyl estradiol/mestranol
Can increase stroke, MI, pulmonary embolism, breast cancer
equilin/equilenin
Can increase stroke, MI, pulmonary embolism, breast cancer
tamoxifen
agonist in uterus may limit use
17a-alkylated androgens
M SE: inhibit LH/FSH, withdrawal leads to azoospermia/impotence, loss of libido, T --> E (feminization), liver toxicity, cardiovascular toxicity; F SE: inhibit LH/FSH, menstruation effects, anovular cycles, infertility, loss of libido, virilization, liver toxicity, cardiovascular toxicity
Male Condom
single use, can break/slip, requires compliance, interferes with spontaneity
Diaphragm
latex allergy, requires prescription fitting, requires spermicide reapplied, UTI, TSS, stay in place for 6 hrs post intercourse
Cervical Cap
prescription fitting, not all properly fitted, insertion/removal by individual, left in place for 8 hrs post intercourse
Female Condom
inserted by individual, one side, 1 intercourse act
Copper IUD (Permaguard)
inserted by doctor, bleeding changes
fertility awareness based methods
careful tracking of cycling lengths, adherence
Yuzpe regimin
increased incidence of side effects due to estrogen; high rates of nausea and vomitting may limit adherence
Progestin-only pill/plan B/levonorgestrel
mild degree of side effects including nausea
Ulipristal acetate (ella)
mild degree of side effects including nausea, requires prescription and is not widely available
Estrogen + Progestin OC
estrogen related (headache, nausea, fluid retentiomn, hypertension, mastalgia, telanglectasia); progestin-related (mood swings, decreased libido, increased appetite, mastalgia)
Extended Cycle Pill (Seasonale)
take daily, higher initial rates of breakthrough bleeding than standard, long term data unknown
365-day pill
taken daily, higher initial rates of breakthrough bleeding, long term effects not known
contraceptive patch
application site rxns, may not be effective in women weighing more than 198 lbs, higher rates of transient breast pain, visible on skin, non-contraceptive health benefits not well studied
Vaginal Ring
requires insertion/removal, expulsion, foreign body sensation, or coital problems
Levonorgestrel IUD (Mirena)
professional insertion/removal, changes bleeding pattern
depot medroxyprogesterone acetate
menstrual changes, regular injections, weight gain, bone loss
Implanon
requires clinical visit for insertion/removal, does not protect against STIs