Question 1

Q. How and in what dose should I take Ormetect?

Accepted Answer

You should take Ormetect, as advised by your doctor. However, for contraception, you are required to take two tablets a week for the first 12 weeks ( for e.g. on Sunday and Wednesday), and then one tablet a week. It is also advisable to use condom, in addition to taking Ormetect, for the period of the first 8 weeks of use.

Question 2

Q.  I am breastfeeding my baby. Is Ormetect safe for me?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Ormetect is safe for breastfeeding mothers as it is a non-hormonal and non-steroidal medicine.

Question 3

Q. If I become pregnant while on Ormetect, will my fetus be harmed?

Accepted Answer

Such a situation is called method failure where the contraception fails to prevent pregnancy. In case you conceive even after taking Novex, there is nothing to worry about. This medicine does not cause anomalies in the fetus and the baby has normal growth and development. However, stop taking this medicine as soon as you get to know about your pregnancy.

Question 4

Q. Does Ormetect cause vaginal discharge, spotting, breakthrough bleeding or menorrhagia?

Accepted Answer

No, Ormetect does not cause vaginal discharge, spotting, breakthrough bleeding or menorrhagia.

Question 5

Q. What if I miss my pill?

Accepted Answer

Take the missed pill as soon as you remember. If the pill is missed by 1 or more days but less than 7 days, follow the regular schedule and use an alternate method (e.g. condoms) till the next period. If the pill is missed by more than 7 days, restart the schedule like a new user.

Question 6

Q. What are the common side effects of taking Ormetect?

Accepted Answer

As per the clinical studies conducted so far in women of reproductive age groups, Ormetect (Centchroman or Ormeloxifene) has been found to be safe and free from the common side effects of hormonal birth control pills. If any new sign or symptom bothers you while taking Ormetect, please consult with your doctor.

Question 7

Q. What is Ormetect and for what it is used for?

Accepted Answer

Ormetect contains a non-hormonal medicine, i.e. Centchroman/Ormeloxifene. It is used as an oral contraceptive medicine. It may also be used in the treatment of uterine bleeding.

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