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Diane

U.S. Name: Diane

Active Ingredients: Ethinylestradiol and Cyproterone Acetate

Brand Manufacturer: Bayer

Manufacturer Location: Germany

Diane® combination pill contains Ethinyl Estradiol and Cyproterone

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Local Name	Strength	Manufacturer		Size	Price	Qty	Total Price
Diane	0.035mg / 2mg	Bayer	Brand	1x21	$30.00		$0.00
Estelle	0.035mg / 2mg	Douglas Pharmaceuticals	Brand	1x21	$30.00		$0.00

The FDA allows the importation of up to three months supply for personal use.
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Conditions Treated by Diane®

Alternative drugs that contain the same active ingredients: Belara, Evra, Gynera, Harmonet, Mercilon, Microdiol, Microgynon, Minesse, Nuvaring, Seasonique, Yasmin, Yaz

Diane-35® is an oral birth control medication that comes in tablet form. Diane-35® contains a combination of Estrogen and Progesterone hormones which influence the body’s ability to get pregnant. Cyproterone is the Progestin (synthetic progesterone) and Ethinyl Estradiol is the Estrogen used in Diane-35®.

Diane is sold under various brand names like Diane-35, Dianette, Elleacnelle and Estelle-35.

Conditions Treated by Diane®

Diane-35® is mainly used as a birth control medication. However it is also used to treat acne and hair growth issues in women and in in teenagers. Some common issues include Hirsutism and Alopecia. Hirsutism is the term used to explain male pattern hair growth in women. Most of the time, this hair growth is unwanted. Using Diane-35® can help stem the growth by controlling the hormones behind the condition. Androgenetical Alopecia is the medical term for hair loss, it is severe and can even result in the woman losing all her hair. Acne Vulgaris is, well, simply known as Acne.

Diane-35® Dosage Information

Typical dosage recommendations
Diane-35® birth control medication should be taken once a day, every day. When starting to take Diane-35®, you should take the first on the first day of your menstrual cycle. That means the day when your period begins. I some cases your doctor might recommend that you start taking Diane-35® on the first Sunday after the menstrual cycle begins. The most important thing is to make sure that you take the pill once a day, at the same time every day. Taking Diane-35® at the same time every day ensures that the added hormone levels in the blood stay steady throughout the month. It also means there’s less chance of forgetting to take a dose!

Work your way round the strip of tablets so you can track your compliance easily. If you do skip a dose then consult with your doctor or the Diane-35® instructions found in the packet insert. Being late for a dose or forgetting it altogether can result in pregnancy.

Always keep a ready stock of Diane-35® in your medicine cabinet in case of missed doses or emergency.
Missing a dose
Diane-35® is only 99% effective in preventing pregnancy if taken every day as prescribed. When you miss a pill, it may increase your chances of pregnancy. If you miss a dose by mistake you should take 2 pills on the same day. Take the missed dose immediately and the next dose as planned. Then continue the daily Diane-35® dosage schedule as planned. The same process can be followed if you miss two pills on two separate days. Take the missing two pills immediately and the third pill as planned. If you miss 3 doses in a row then it’s better to throw away the pack and start again using a new pack. Always use a supplementary birth control method like condoms, spermicides etc when you miss even one dose to avoid becoming pregnant.
Overdosing
Always consult with your doctor if you miss a dose of Diane-35®, especially if it happens more than once in the same month. Taking multiple doses of Diane-35® at the same time when you make up for missed doses, can result on overdosing. This is especially true if you miss doses more than once in a month. If you feel that you may have overdosed on Diane-35®, contact your doctor immediately. Diane-35® overdose symptoms include nausea, vomiting, extreme stomach pain and vaginal bleeding.

Diane-35® Side Effects

Like all medications and methods of birth control, Diane® can cause side effects. Some Diane® side effects are unpleasant and uncomfortable but are not serious. You should however, contact your doctor and explain the side effects that you are experiencing. Most likely the doctor will tell you to continue treatment unless the symptoms become unbearable.

Diane® side effects include changes to the body and breasts. You may experience tension and soreness in the breasts, breast enlargement and changes in body weight. Sometimes women also feel a change is their sex drive. Vaginal side effects of taking Diane® include inter-menstrual bleeding and changes in vaginal secretions.

The most common Diane® side effects are headaches, nausea, stomach aches and vomiting. Some women may feel a change in their moods and become depressed. Taking Diane® birth control can also cause high blood pressure. If you wear contact lenses the Diane® birth control can cause your eyes to dry and become irritated. Most of the time this is very mild but women who wear contact lenses might find that their tolerance level for contact lenses goes down. When using Diane® some women may experience changes to their skin tone and might get pigmented spots on their face (this is known as Chloasma).

Like with all medicines it is possible to experience an allergic reaction from taking Diane®. Symptoms of allergic reactions includes, tightness in the chest with difficulty breathing, hives, rashes, swelling of the face or lips. If you experience any of these symptoms then contact your doctor or an emergency physician urgently.

Diane-35® Warnings

Do not use Diane® if you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant. It can harm your baby. You should also not use Diane when breastfeeding for the same reason.

If you have used Diane® in the past and experienced some bad side effects then consult with your doctor about taking Diane® before you start treatment again. If you have a sensitivity to any of the ingredients than it is advised not to take Diane®.

Diane® is not suitable for use in women who suffer from severe liver disorders and liver tumors, diabetes mellitus, sickle-cell anemia, endometriosis, breast cancer or any hormone dependent cancers or vaginal/uterine bleeding irregular conditions. Women who suffer from migraines accompanied by focal neurological symptoms should also reconsider taking Diane®.

If you have hereditary benign hyperbilirubinemia or hemostasis with a tendency to thrombosis or any vascular complications then you should not take Diane®.

Taking Diane when you have lipid metabolism disturbances, pancreatitis accompanied by severe hypertriglyceridemia or a history of these health problems then taking Diane® can be dangerous for you.

If you suffer from the following conditions then you can take Diane but only under strict and regular supervision. This is to make sure that your body reacts well to the Diane birth control and does not interfere or have adverse effects on the other conditions that you are suffering from:

Diabetes mellitus, arterial hypertension, varicose veins, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, porphyria, tetany and rheumatic chorea.

Diane® birth control does not protect from STD’s (sexually transmitted diseases).

Diane-35® Drug Interactions

Diane® can interact with other medications, vitamins and supplements. It’s important to let your doctor know about all the other drugs that you are taking to make sure there are no drug interactions.

The effectiveness of Diane® is specifically affected by microsomal liver enzymes inductors, some antibiotics and some anti-diabetic drugs.

Sometimes Diane® is not a good choice for people with previous medical conditions. Your doctor can advise you on all the benefits and risks of taking Diane®, and more importantly will confirm that it is suitable for you to take – before you start taking it.

The information about Diane® on this site is purely educational; it does not replace a doctor’s consultation.