Noristerat - Safe Contraception Injection 

Hormonal contraception has played an important role in redefining the idea of safe birth control for women. It is a common idea that medications belonging to this class need to be taken orally. This idea is because the mostly widely available form of hormonal contraception tends to be oral contraceptive pill. However, other effective forms of hormonal contraception include the use of contraceptive patches and rings and the recently introduced hormonal birth control injections. Treatments like Noristerat and Depo-Provera are examples of and they have initiated the process of opening up a newer horizon in the field of hormonal birth control techniques. The progerstogen-only contraceptive injection functions exactly in the same way as the mini pills or progesterone-only pills in a user’s system. The active ingredient of the injection overrides the body’s natural hormonal cycle, keeps the level of natural sex hormones that control the process of conception unaltered and lessens the risk of pregnancy.

Almost complete protection from pregnancy isn’t enough unless it is safe and convenient. A hormonal contraceptive injection like Noristerat is not only safe to use but also it is free from the risk of additional physical hazards. The benefits of using Noristerat include:

• Almost 100% effective protection against the risk of unwanted pregnancy and one injection is capable of ensuring it for next 2 months
 

• Can be used by women when they are breastfeeding


• Reduced risk of interacting with other medications used for treating underlying health conditions


• Capable of reducing common complications like heavy and painful period and premenstrual symptoms (PMS)
 

• Capable of providing better protection against the risk of womb and ovarian cancer
 

• Capable of lessening the risk of pelvic inflammatory disease

A contraceptive injection like Noristerat can be used safely most women over 35 years of age; especially those who wish to stay risk free till vasectomy of their partners become effective and who have been immunised against rubella. If you are planning to use this birth control method, you need to consult a registered physician, and then with his/her recommendation make an appointment with a professional, qualified enough to administer the injection. In this way, a reservoir of synthetic progestogen, in case of this medication it is norethisterone enanthate, is created in your body. The recommended way of using the injection is to administer it within five days of your monthly period so that it becomes immediately effective. If you use it any other time, make sure to use another contraceptive method for the following seven days.

Compared to the synthetic oestrogen and progestrogen containing birth control pills, a hormonal contraceptive injection like Noristerat causes fewer side effects. Most of the side effects experienced, by people using this medication tend to be mild in nature and The common side effects of Noristerat include breast tenderness, mild headache, depression, nausea, dizziness and in certain cases there can be adverse reaction at the place of administering the injection.