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http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2012 … n-coumadin
Alt articol, de data asta despre contraceptive:
I've heard some foods and medications can interact with birth control. What are they?
It's true?some medications can interfere with your pill, including the antibiotic Rifampin (used to treat bacterial infections), St. John's wort, and some seizure medications, says Abbey Hardy-Fairbanks MD, an obstetrics and gynecology specialist at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
But despite what you may have heard, the risk of antibiotics interfering with the effectiveness of your birth control pill is slim (with the exception of Rifampin), according to a 2011 Harvard study, published in the journal Contraception. Researchers found that women who took the pill while on antibiotics were no more likely to get pregnant than those who were not on antibiotics. Unfortunately, the study didn't completely rule out the possibility that they could cause a birth control failure, so until more research is done, it's a good idea to use backup birth control just in case.
As for foods that interact with birth control, a 2013 review published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal found that eating grapefruit or drinking grapefruit juice could increase the amount of hormones from your birth control pills that are absorbed into your bloodstream. Researchers found that ethinyl estradiol?a synthetic estrogen found in pills such as Yaz, Ortho Evra, Ocella, and Vestura?is affected by a natural chemical in grapefruit called furanocoumarin. It inhibits your gut enzymes responsible for deactivating drugs, so more of the chemicals may be absorbed into your system. The good news: Grapefruit won't make your birth control less effective. But you should be wary of this interaction if you have a pre-existing medical condition that makes you more susceptible to the side effects of birth control like high blood pressure or circulatory problems, according to the study's author David Bailey. If you're worried about a possible interaction, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your risk.
Ultima oara a fost editat de jeannie (2014-02-09 21:47:22)
