Pregnancy Interaction

• POSTPONE-72 does not result in the termination of an existing pregnancy.
• It should not be employed if you are currently expectant.
• It does not pose harm to a fetus if consumed unknowingly during early pregnancy.
• Use solely for emergency contraception and not as a standard method of reproductive control.
• Lactation
• Safe to use while lactating.
• A minimal quantity is transferred into breast milk.
• You may commence breastfeeding six hours following the administration of the tablet.

FAQs for Medicine?

Q1. What is the purpose of POSTPONE-72?

It is utilized for emergency contraception following unprotected intercourse or contraceptive failure (such as condom breakage or omitted pills).

Q2. At what time should I administer it?

Administer as promptly as possible, preferably within 12 to 24 hours.

Most efficacious when administered within 72 hours.

Q3. Is it permissible to consume it on a regular basis?

No. It is intended solely for emergency use and not for routine contraception.

Q4. Will this have an impact on my future fertility?

No. It does not impact fertility.

Q5. Is it capable of completely preventing pregnancy?

No emergency contraceptive is entirely guaranteed to be effective; however, POSTPONE-72 significantly diminishes the likelihood of pregnancy when administered promptly.

Q6. Will my upcoming period occur earlier or later than expected?

Your menstrual cycle may occur prematurely or be delayed by as much as one week.

Expert advice

• Administer it promptly following unprotected intercourse to achieve optimal effectiveness.
• It is not efficacious after ovulation has already taken place.
• It is ineffective if a woman is already expectant.
• Provides no protection against sexually transmitted diseases.
• If vomiting occurs within two hours, administer an additional dose.
• If your menstrual cycle is delayed by more than seven days, it is advisable to perform a pregnancy test.
• Should not be utilized more than once within a single cycle.
• Employ a standard contraceptive method subsequently.

Side Effects

• Nausea
• Mild abdominal discomfort
• Headache
• Exhaustion
• Vertigo
• Breast Sensitivity
• Detection of abnormal or irregular hemorrhage
• The period may occur prematurely or at a later time.

Uncommon but severe:

• Intense abdominal agony (potential indication of ectopic pregnancy)
• Profound vaginal hemorrhage
• Seek immediate medical attention if experiencing severe pain or sustained heavy hemorrhaging.

How It works

• Postponement of ovulation (primary mechanism)
• Preventing the process of conception
• Preventing implantation following conception
• Note: It does not impact an ongoing pregnancy.

Medicine Interaction

• Antiepileptic agents: Phenytoin and Carbamazepine
• Anti-tuberculosis medication: Rifampicin
• HIV medications: Ritonavir, Efavirenz
• Herbal remedies: St. John's Wort
• These may diminish their effectiveness.
• Refrain from concurrent use of other hormonal medications on the same day without consulting a healthcare professional.

How to Use

• Take one tablet orally with water as soon as possible following unprotected intercourse.
• Most effective when administered within 12 hours.
• Must be administered within 72 hours (3 days).
• If vomiting occurs within two hours, administer a repeat dose.
• Proceed with your customary contraceptive method thereafter.

Uses/Indications

• Unprotected sexual activity
• Condom rupture or slippage
• Missed doses of oral contraceptive medication
• Diaphragm or closure malfunction
• Sexual assault (subsequent to medical assessment)