Ethynodiol (Ethynodiof)

Ethynodiol: synthetic female sex hormone for the treatment of menstrual irregularities and in oral contraceptives

Ethinodiol, also known as Ethynodiof, is a synthetic female sex hormone that belongs to the class of progestogens. This drug is widely used to treat various menstrual disorders and as one of the active ingredients in oral contraceptives. It is usually prescribed in combination with estrogens for best results.

Ethinodiol comes in the form of tablets that are taken orally. This method of application ensures convenience and ease of use of the drug. The optimal dosage and regimen are determined by the doctor, based on the individual characteristics of the patient and the required therapeutic effect.

Some side effects may occur when using ethynodiol. Some patients may experience nausea, vomiting and headache. There is also a possible increase in breast size, weight gain and fluid retention in the body. In some cases, bleeding or changes in the menstrual cycle pattern may occur. It is important to note that these side effects may occur to varying degrees in different patients, and not all people using this drug will necessarily experience all of the side effects listed.

The trade name for ethynodiol in some countries is Femulen. Under this name the drug is available on the market and can be prescribed by a doctor

Ethynodiol (Ethyndiol) is a synthetic hormone that is used to treat various menstrual disorders in women. Unlike other hormones, Ethinodiolla is not hormonal, but belongs to the group of estrogenic sex hormones. This means that it works in a similar way to the natural hormones that women produce in