How does it work:

Crisanta is a female contraceptive pill used by women to help prevent pregnancy. It works by inhibiting the ovaries from releasing eggs whilst also affecting the cervical mucus and altering the lining of the uterus making it more difficult for sperm fertilize the egg.

Dosage & Administration:

Follow the directions of your physician carefully.

The typical dosage is 1 tablet every day for 21 days consecutively before a break of 7 days. After this break re-start the 21 day cycle again.

If you are taking this for the first time, you should begin on the first day of menstruation and aim to dose at the same time each day.

Side Effects:

Common side effects such as the ones below are usually mild:

• nausea
• dizziness
• vomiting
• headaches
• infections
• rashes
• bleeding between periods
• changes to your appetite
• changes to your vision

The following side effects are quite serious and you should inform your physician immediately if you experience any of them:

• severe chest pains
• severe headaches, vomiting, dizziness
• fainting
• bloody cough
• difficulty breathing
• calf pains
• rapid changes to your vision
• changes to your speech
• severe weakness or fatigue
• insomnia
• numb limbs
• breast lumps
• stomach pains
• jaundice
• changes to your urine, urination, or stools

Precautions:

Before taking Crisanta inform your physician if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, overweight, taking any other medication, or if you smoke, have any allergies or any other illnesses.