Will Chewable Papaya Enzyme tablets used for digestive purposes make birth control ineffective?
Posted on March 16th, 2009 in digestive enzyme | 3 Comments »
Ryan P asked:
My girlfriend is on birth control and I’ve read that some antibiotics or medications might make birth control ineffective. If she takes 4 of these papaya enzyme tablets for digestive reasons every day, will this make her birth control ineffective?
My girlfriend is on birth control and I’ve read that some antibiotics or medications might make birth control ineffective. If she takes 4 of these papaya enzyme tablets for digestive reasons every day, will this make her birth control ineffective?
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I don’t think so since it sounds like natural enzyme found in paypayas. However why not ask a pharmacist when you’re at the drug store just to be sure? That’s why they are there :O)
In males the signs and symptoms are unpleasant pissing, a red urethral meatus together with a yellow discharge from the knob. Pregnant females shouldn't be treated using the fluoroquinolones thanks to the likelihood of birth imperfections and spontaneous terminations.
This disparity of organisms could cause an interruption of digestion, decreasing our capability to correctly absorb nutriments from foods, and makes us more exposed to pathogens, particularly yeast.