Does Clonazepan harm the effect of birth control pills just like anti biotics do?

Doctors say different things more or less this, the medicine information is verbs and the company which manufacters the pill wont answer my questions. Does anyone know anything more or less it? Is there anyone nearby who uses clonazepan and also take pills?
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No clonazepam does not lower the effectiveness of oral contraceptives the track that antibiotics can. Depending on what type of oral contraceptive you are taking and the type of estrogen it contains, it's possible that the estrogen in the oral contraceptive can increase levels of Clonazepam (and other benzodiazepines) in your blood. The severity of that possible interaction is classified as terribly low.

There are many things that may interact next to oral contraceptives, check with your pharmacist, they can review your prescription folder and let you know if you are taking anything that may interact.

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Interactions

Carbamazepine may affect the amusement of other medicines, for example, oral contraceptives, warfarin, theophylline, doxycycline, haloperidol, corticosteroids, valproate, clonazepam, ethosuximide, lamotrigine, felbamate, and thyroid hormones. Oral contraceptives may diminish effective if a merciful is taking carbamazepine. Some doctors recommend that the form of birth control pill be altered or that a different method of contraception be used. If phenytoin and phenobarbital are taken at the same time as carbamazepine, the dimensions of carbamazepine to interact with extramural medications may increase. Side effects may take place if a patient is taking carbamazepine and one of the following medication simultaneously: danazol, dextropropoxyphene, erythromycin, clarithromycin, isoniazid, verapamil, or diltiazem. Due to the numerous potential of interactions with other drugs, patients should consult beside their physician or pharmacist prior to starting any new medication either bought over the counter or initiated by another physician. Patients taking carbamazepine should not drink grapefruit liquid.

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Clonazepam and other benzodiazepines have be associated with fetal reduce to rubble, including congenital malformations, when taken by pregnant women in their first trimester. Clonazepam is best avoided in the first trimester, and probably throughout pregnancy.

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http://w3.ouhsc.edu/neuro/division/cope/...

get stale the pill.

go buy the book by Suzanne Somers: Ageless: The Naked Truth About Bioidentical Hormones. buy it at the book store, amazon or ebay. it will explain to you that women should never take the pill.
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Birth Control Pills and Breast Cancer
November 22nd, 2006

As Dorian noted surrounded by NewsSquawk a few weeks back, a meta-analysis of breast cancer background recently revealed a statistically significant correlation between use of the contraceptive pill prior to full-term pregnancy and premenopausal breast cancer.

I finally get a moment to hop over to Procedings, the journal of the Mayo Clinic that reported on the study, and while the article itself is controlled to subscribers, the editorial that offers analysis on the findings is overt to all.

First past its sell-by date, I was amazed to read that the International Agency for Research on Cancer, which is subdivision of the World Health Organization, categorized the contraceptive pill as a carcinogen in 2005. Granted, I’ve been a bit tot absorbed for the closing couple of years, but I cannot believe I never read this news anywhere. Did it grasp any press? If not, why not?

Now for the findings…it appears that women who have ever used birth control pills own a ”small but statistically significant increased risk of breast cancer”. Furthermore, use of the Pill before have one’s first full-term pregnancy is more strongly associated with breast cancer than individual on the Pill after having deliver a baby. The association is even stronger where on earth these pre-baby Pill users were on birth control pills for four years or more. (The editorial further follow-up, “A higher risk of breast cancer for OC use beforehand first full-term pregnancy was first described more than 25 years ago by Pike et al…” - again, I’m exceedingly surprised that evidence linking the Pill and breast cancer has be uncovered for so long, with so little press.).

Posted by MommaSteph.
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from Suzanne's book:

Those of us who be on the original birth control pills for any length of time be actually on synthetic hormones- strong synthetic hormones. Any wonder why women of our social group are under siege from an epidemic of breast and ovarian cancer? There is a link, and you'll cram more about it contained by this book.

Read on and see if you relate to my scenario: As I said, for twenty-two years, I was on synthetic birth control pills, the artistic ones that were extraordinarily strong. I even manipulated my period with them, if I didn't want to enjoy a period on a one weekend. I just didn't realize what be in those birth control pills, nor did I take the dangers of messing near nature.

I did not realize that have only a two-day bleed intended that I was not ovulating fully. At the time, I thought it be great to have such a buoyant period. I did not realize that the need of ovulation in the human womanly body is to let the brain know that I be well, full-bodied, and reproductive. As far as my brain was concerned, I be not reproductive because I was not fully ovulating. An ovulating woman is a reproductive woman.

To believe that the body is not fully ovulating is a insecure assumption for the brain to make. If the brain perceives us as powerless to reproduce, its job, biologically speaking, is to try to remove us to make room for the reproductive ones. This is the quality in us. This is the template that be programmed in us from ancient times. Thus, this hormonal inconsistency that I unknowingly put myself in was creating a conditions for cancer. Why? Because we all hold cancer in us, but as long as we are hormonally suspended, the brain perceives us as young, strong, and vigorous. If we become imbalanced, this signals to the brain that the reproductive system is no longer in working order, and it is within this scenario that the cancer has a opening to come into being.

You see, cancer proliferates within an environment of hormonal imbalance. This is why I believe that Western tablets's standard of care, well-meaning as it is, is treating us incorrectly. Western drug is looking at everything except the obvious. Western tablets is trying to poison the cancer out of us, further wreaking havoc with our hormonal systems.

Then, to prevent return, we are given hormone ablation drugs such as tamoxifen or Femara, which interfere with the body's cleverness to read the hormones in some parts of the body. Plus, for copious women these drugs cause horrible side effects. To me, it doesn't construct sense to take any drug that prevents fresh hormones from being made surrounded by our bodies or to kill sour any of the little bit of hormones we might have disappeared. Why has Western prescription been trying to outthink humour? We are given fake hormones that don't replicate exactly what our bodies engender naturally, and doctors are expecting them to work in matching way or better. It hasn't worked. Look around. Are the women you know doing in good health from midlife on? Most everyone has complaints, from mild to severe. No wonder women are in such discouraging shape.

Once you understand the necessity of your brain perceiving the body as reproductive--our "brain template"--it will be easier for you to make decision for yourself. We assume that the professionals who are taking care of us know what they are doing. But they can't know what they haven't be taught, and unless you find yourself a doctor such as the ones.



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Still a virgin or not?

I looked inside a Ortho Tri Cyclen book here at work and it say this specifically:



What About Interactions With Other Drugs?
Some medicines or medical conditions may interact near Alesse. Some drugs may decrease the worth of birth control pills, which may result in pregnancy. Use a second form of birth control if you are taking a penicillin antibiotic such as amoxicillin, ampicillin, bacampicillin, carbenicillin dicloxacillin, penicillin, antibiotics,Clonazepan, or phenobarbital. Drugs excluding those listed here may also interact beside birth control pills. If you take this medication an alternative form of birth control will be needed.

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As far as I can work out Clonazepan, we phone it Valium or Diazepam in the UK is an anti-anxiety medication which I enjoy taken myself, but not while also on the pill.

I did find this for you "Oral contraceptives ("the pill") significantly decrease the eradication of desmethyldiazepam, a major metabolite of diazepam", so it seem that the pill makes it harder for your body to carry rid of one of the chemicals in your anti-anxiety medication.

I also found this http://www.uspharmacist.com/index.asp?sh...

I would speak to a qualified Pharmacist, they train for 4 years (as much as a Doctor), and they know much more around drug interactions than general Doctors.

I hope this help, good luck!






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