Context Contraception for women on enzyme-inducing drugs. Objective To gather
preliminary information on the contraceptive efficacy of the hormone-releasing intrauterine …

Objective-To evaluate blood pressure changes in the pill-free interval and from baseline
among women taking four different low-dose monophasic oral contraceptives. Design-131 …

Twenty-seven women requesting postcoital contraception were randomly allocated to take
an ethinylestradiol/dl-norgestrel combination or danazol. Urine specimens were assayed for …

This is the first report of vaginal erythematous areas associated with the use of a
levonorgestrel-releasing contraceptive ring. Of 139 female subjects, 48 developed lesions of …

Objective To assess insertion-linked pain and the short-term user-acceptability and safety of
the GyneFix® as compared with T-framed intrauterine devices (IUDs). Design A randomised …

This study aimed to identify specific haemostatic changes that might account for previous
observations of higher venous thromboembolic risk among users of combined oral …

A postcoital contraceptive with a lower incidence of nausea and vomiting than oestrogen-
progestogen combinations would be a significant advance. During a nine-month period, 101 …

Fifty‐five women using Loestrin‐20 (20 μg ethinyl oestradiol and 1 mg norethisterone
acetate) as an oral contraceptive have been compared with a like number using Microgynon …

The condom, also known as sheath, protective, rubber, and French letter, is one of the oldest
and most widely used forms of contraception. It is a valuable method both as an interim …

Objective To assess the force required for, and pain of, removal of the GyneFix® as
compared with T-framed intrauterine devices (IUDs). Design A comparative trial following …