Loette Tablet (Ethinylestradiol and Levonorgestrel) is commonly prescribed to regulate menstrual cycles by balancing hormones and to reduce excessive uterine lining thickness. Most people tolerate it well, but some may experience mild side effects such as headache, nausea, stomach pain, breast pain, weight gain, or light vaginal bleeding. These effects usually improve as your body adjusts to the medicine. However, if you develop severe headaches, unusual swelling, heavy bleeding, chest pain, or breathlessness, please contact your doctor promptly. Always take the medicine exactly as prescribed and inform your doctor if any side effects persist or worsen.

Before starting Loette tablets for the first time, consult your doctor to ensure they are suitable for you. Based on your health and medical history, your doctor will advise the most appropriate way to begin. It is generally safest to start on the first day of your period, as this provides immediate contraceptive protection.

It is essential to discuss this with a doctor who can guide you on the safest way to adjust your pill timing based on your medical history and travel plans, as this depends on various factors, including your overall health.

You take one Loette tablet every day for 21 days. After finishing the pack, you have a 7-day break with no tablets. During this break, you will usually get a period-like bleed that starts about 2–3 days after your last pill. After the 7 days are over, you always start the next pack on the 8th day, even if your bleeding has not completely stopped. This routine keeps your cycle regular and makes sure you stay protected.

If you miss one Loette pill, take it as soon as you remember and continue your pack at the usual time. Contraceptive protection is usually maintained. If you frequently miss pills, consult your doctor for guidance.