Korlym

They are distributed under various trade names, for instance, Termipil, Mefeprin, Elmif, Miferiv – 200, Mistone, Mtpill, Relized, T -Pill, Mifeprin, Mifty, Abo Pill, Mifebort, Mefipil, Mifebort Syr, Relezed, M .F.T., Colestone, Mifegest etc. They can also be used as an emergency birth control pills, but in small dosages before ovulation.

How does Korlym work?

The medication Korlym (mifepristone) works blocking progesterone, a naturally grown hormone in the body that is responsible for preparing the lining of the uterus for a fertilized egg, therefore, helping to maintain pregnancy. If the body has no progesterone, the lining of the uterus softens, therefore breaking down causing bleeding to occur. This medication is followed by another named Misoprostol a prostaglandin, which causes the uterus to completely contract and expel the embryo (fetus).

How is Korlym used?

First and foremost, the woman should get a medical examination conducted upon them. That way they are sure as to how far along are they, and if the medical abortion is suitable to them. Once the criteria have been met then she can move forward with the procedure.

The Korlym need to be consumed on the (1st and the 3rd day). On the first day, (after your body is in an optimum position to react to these drugs) you need to ingest 3 pills of Mifepristone 200mg each orally and 2 pills of Misoprostol 200mcg each buccally, orally or vaginally. Read the instruction given inside or on the medication box. If further, doubts arise consult your doctor. The aforementioned, dosages are administered for some patients to benefit from it, however, if there are complications or different issues, the dosages can either be increased or decreased.

What are Korlym advantages?

Korlym is a much more dependable approach for ending early pregnancies. It is taken orally while avoiding any form of surgery and anesthetics. They can be done in an early gestation period about 50 days since pregnancy. Korlym is endorsed by the FDA which makes is highly demanding but also ensure the users their privacy, due to them being useable at the solaces of one's home.

What are Korlym common side effects?

The most common side effects of Korlym are nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, or dizziness. However, if they persist longer than 24 hours prior the consumption of misoprostol, the woman should seek medical help should be your first priority. Bleeding and cramping are largely conventional during this procedure. These symptoms usually portray that the medication is in action. However, in some cases, you can bleed and have cramps and still end up being pregnant.

Seek medical help in cases, for instance, increased nausea, cramping, bleeding spotting, high fever, increased heartbeat, dizziness, stomach/abdominal pain and severe blackout leading to unconsciousness.

Allergic reaction to this medication may be rare still not unheard of. Symptoms such as rash, itching/swelling (on tongue/face/throat), asphyxiation, and blurred visions should be taken seriously. The side effects can vary from person to person, contact your doctor if any affect showing up. This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.

What are the precautions to be taken while using this Korlym?

This Korlym contains inactive ingredients which may trigger an adverse effect. Consult with the doctor about your medical history before using this medication.

• Allergic to norethindrone
• adnexal mass (undiagnosed abdominal growth)
• undiagnosed (adrenal gland problem)
• coagulopathy (bleeding problem)
• ectopic pregnancy (pregnancy outside the womb)
• anemia (low blood count)
• excessive smoking

If the use of Intrauterine birth control device (IUD) is taking place, before Korlym is consumed it should be brought to a stop. Don't drive or use machines since this medication can cause one to have blurry vision. Breastfeeding must also be brought to a stop, it can cause unknown effects since it passes through breast milk.