Mercilon 
Average Delivery Time: 3 Working Days
How Mercilon Works
Levels of oestrogen and progesterone change throughout the menstrual cycle. These changes are essential for ovulation. The active ingredients of Mercilon, ethinylestradiol and desogestrel, mimic naturally occurring sex hormones in women and inhibit the growth and release of the eggs from the ovary. Desogestrel component of the pill thickens the cervical mucus making it difficult for sperms to reach the ovum. The net effect of these is prevention of pregnancy.
How and when to take Mercilon?
Before you buy Mercilon, please consult with your healthcare provider if this is the best option for you.
- Your doctor may decide to assess your risk for hypertension or forming blood clots. Your doctor may also assess your risk for breast cancer. He/She will also take into account your age and smoking history, if any.
- You take Mercilon once every day for 21 days starting with the first day of your menstrual period. This is followed by 7 days when you take no pills.
- The next pack is started after the seven pill-free days even if your menstrual period is still continuing.
- You should take pills at the same time each day. If you miss one pill, take the missed dose within the next 12 hours and no further precaution will be necessary.
- If you miss more than one pill, use an additional method of contraception and consult your doctor immediately.
Don't buy Mercilonif if:
- You are allergic to any of the ingredients in Mercilon.
- You are pregnant, breastfeeding or suspect a pregnancy.
- You have moderate to severe high blood pressure.
- You have breast or liver cancer.
- You have or have recently had abnormal liver function tests.
- You have ever had blood clots in your legs (deep vein thrombosis) or lungs (pulmonary embolism) or you are at increased risk of a forming clot such as having an operation and being off your feet for a long time.
- You have ever had heart attack or stroke.
- You have Diabetes Mellitus with vascular involvement.
- You have abnormally elevated levels of lipoprotein particles in the plasma.
- You have undiagnosed vaginal bleeding.
- You have gallstones.
Some Adverse Effects of Mercilon
- Nausea , vomiting
- Increased blood pressure
- Intermenstrual bleeding
- Worsening headache or migraine
- Corneal discomfort if contact lens are used
- Fluid retention or changes in body weight
- Increased risk of forming blood clots
- Slightly increased risk of heart attack or stroke
- Slightly increased risk of breast cancer
How do I buy Mercilon?
It is a prescription only drug and can be bought both at the counter and online through a doctor consultation. You can easily buy cheap Mercilon right here on our website.
