TriNessa Lo

Take one pill each day as directed by your doctor or our medical experts. Make sure to take it at the same time each day, otherwise, TriNessa Lo's effectiveness may be diminished. One way to do that is to take it at a time you're likely to remember, like right before bedtime, or set an alarm on your phone. Be sure to ask your doctor or our experts if you have any questions about how to take TriNessa Lo.

Yup! TriNessa Lo is only available by prescription, but here at Nurx™, it's our mission to provide safe, private, hassle-free birth control online. Work with our team of experts to find out whether TriNessa Lo is the right birth control medication for you. We deliver prescriptions to your door, so you don't have to wait in line at the pharmacy.

We also work hard to make birth control medication affordable. We accept many health insurance providers. Don't worry if you don't have health insurance coverage though — TriNessa Lo is the generic version of Ortho Tri-Cyclen Lo, so it may be a more affordable option.

As with any prescription medication, you should talk to your doctor or our medical experts before you start taking TriNessa Lo. Tell your doctor if you have any known allergies, as well as your entire medical history, especially blood clot and blood clotting disorder, cancer, depression, diabetes, heart problems, stroke, or any other details of your medical history.

TriNessa Lo can affect your blood sugar if you have diabetes, so let your doctor know right away if you experience symptoms of high blood sugar. Talk to your doctor if you plan to have surgery, just had surgery, or will be confined in a chair or bed for a long time.

Like all forms of hormonal birth control, TriNessa Lo does have some potential known side effects, including nausea, vomiting, breast tenderness, or spotting, especially during the first few months of use.

On rare occasions, it's possible to experience more severe side effects, including blood clots, mood changes, breast lumps, or severe abdominal pain. Get medical help immediately if you experience severe symptoms, like shortness of breath, unusual headaches, weakness on one side of the body, or slurred speech. While these types of reactions sound scary, it's important to remember that they are rare.

Yes, but make sure to let your doctor or our experts know about any other medication you're taking. TriNessa Lo can interact with other prescriptions, as well as herbal supplements, recreational drugs, or over-the-counter drugs, making TriNessa Lo less effective or causing negative interaction effects.

TriNessa Lo may interact negatively with anti-cancer medications, aromatase inhibitors, or drugs that treat chronic hepatitis C.

Yes, TriNessa Lo is a combination hormonal birth control, meaning that it has both estrogen and progestin as active ingredients. In addition to preventing pregnancy, these hormones can make your period more regular and less painful, treat acne, and prevent ovarian cysts.

It's a common myth that hormonal birth control causes its users to gain weight, but this is just not the case. Studies have found that there is not necessarily a link between hormonal birth control and weight gain.

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