timbre contraceptif
Sign in to savetransdermal patch applied to prevent pregnancy
Key facts
- Type
- Hormonal (combined estrogen + progestin)
- Perfect use
- 0.3%
- Typical use
- 9%
- User reminders
- Weekly application for 3 weeks
- Clinic review
- 3-6 monthly
- Sti protection
- No
- Weight
- No proven effect
- Period advantages
- Regulated, may be lighter and less painful
- Benefits
- Compared to oral pills, may be less affected by antibiotics
- Risks
- DVTs rates similar to oral combined pills
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Wikidata facts
- Subclass of
- transdermal patch
- Image
- Contraceptivepatch.jpg
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- Commons category
- Contraceptive patches
- facet of
- women's health
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Article · Français
Le timbre ou patch contraceptif est un moyen de contraception féminin qui diffuse des hormones œstroprogestatives par voie transdermique.
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