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Surveillance of contraceptive drugs
Contraceptive management
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- GuidelinesContraception, EmergencyEmergency contraception after pregnancy is excluded Referral Z30.0/Z30.4 Emergency contraception is indicated to prevent pregnancy after unprotected intercourse in women not using contraception or where contraception is likely to be ineffective: Forgotten tablets (See Missed pills (Contraception, hormonal) ) Slipped or broken condom Injectable contraception given late (>2 weeks for NET-E
- GuidelinesFamily Planning Referrals from Primary CareIntra-uterine contraceptive copper or levonorgestrel device Implants Injectable contraception INTRA-UTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE COPPER OR LEVONORGESTREL DEVICE General Measures ICD-10 code: N92.0-1 + (Z30.5) Where there is excessive bleeding after insertion of IUCD or levonorgestrel device: Exclude perforation of the uterus. Irregular bleeding and/or cramping for >3 months: ICD-10 code: N92.1/
- GuidelinesInjectable (Contraception, Hormonal)Using the Progestin-only IM injection Using the Progestin-only SC injection Referral Z30.0/Z30.4 Dual protection with barrier methods is recommended to reduce the risk of STIs, including HIV. Progestin-only injectable contraceptive, e.g.: Medroxyprogesterone (long-acting), IM, 150 mg, 12 weekly LoE:IIIb 14 OR Medroxyprogesterone (long-acting), SC, 104 mg, 12 weekly Progestin-only hormonal contrac
- GuidelinesOral (Contraception, Hormonal)Monophasic preparations Triphasic preparations Contraindications and guidance to starting the hormonal oral pill Medicine interactions Referral Z30.0/Z30.4 Dual contraception with barrier methods, are recommended to reduce the risk of STIs, including HIV. Monophasic preparations Progestin only pills, e.g.: Levonorgestrel, oral, 30 mcg daily LoE:IIIa 18 Progestins and estrogen, fixed combinations,
- GuidelinesSubdermal Implant (Contraception, Hormonal)Insertion and removal procedures Referral Z30.0/Z30.4/Z30.8 Dual protection with barrier methods is recommended to reduce the risk of STIs, including HIV. The subdermal implant is an effective, safe, reversible, and convenient long-term contraceptive method that does not require daily adherence or frequent follow-up. Progestin-only subdermal implant contraceptive, e.g.: Etonogestrel, subdermal, 6