Micronor is a contraceptive which contains a progestagen hormone (only without associated with estrogen): norethindrone, designed to prevent pregnancy and prevent the growth of the egg making cervical mucus that is mucus which is manufactured at the level of the cervix, thicker.

Contraindications
Allergy or hypersensitivity to any of the constituents of this drug.
Pregnancy proven or suspected pregnancy.
With liver damage (tumor benign or cancerous, a history of tumor) hepatitis or recent history of hepatitis, liver failure.
Bleeding from the vagina.
Breast or cervical cancer.

Dosage
Take one tablet daily for 21 days of the plaque of 21 tablets, then no longer take Tablet for seven days.
Take one tablet daily for 21 days of the wafer containing 28 tablets and then take a tablet “Checklist” daily for seven days.

Side effects
Lengthening or judgment of menstruation (bleeding).
Headaches (headaches).
Periodic swelling
Pain and sensitivities (tension) of the mammary glands.
For history of jaundice or itching during pregnancy there is a risk of recidivism in this contraceptive decision-making.
Nausea.
Dizziness
Weight gain.
Excessive growth of hair and hair.
Acne

Comments
The contraceptives are contraindicated and dangerous when a patient smokes.
Oral contraceptives (pills) that contain or not progesterone should not be considered as likely to protect against sexually transmitted diseases (HIV). The use of condoms is recommended in this case of figures.
It seems that the increase of breast cancer in women taking oral contraceptives, but there is no certainty about it.
The irregularity of the rules is common in people taking oral contraceptives progestagen-based only. If the suspension of the rules is done over a long period it is necessary to carry out a pregnancy test.
Ovulation most often returns to normal after the decision of the decision-making of progestogen used as oral contraceptives. It is fertility.
The use of contraceptives in pregnancy is contraindicated.  Contraceptives appear to not cause adverse effects in pregnant women.

If vomiting or diarrhea that occurs just after taking the Tablet without connection with the taking of contraceptives, it is necessary to take another Tablet.
If disorders last more than three hours the contraceptive security is more assured, it is necessary to use another method of contraception for the current cycle.

Progesterone contraception is not suitable for women with ovarian cysts or an erbb (breast problem).
Medical surveillance and medical tests must be carried out before taking oral contraception that is based on progesterone or progesterone and estrogen-based.
In a person with a history of diseases of tubal or ectopic pregnancy, medical surveillance is more important.
If the rules more during two consecutive cycles, it is necessary to verify the absence of pregnancy before continuing contraception.