Metronidazole therapy on the efficacy of oral contraceptive steroid pills
Viswanathan, M.K.; Govindarajulu, P.
Journal of Reproductive Biology and Comparative Endocrinology 5(2): 69-72
1985
Document Number: 424088
The interaction of metronidazole with oral contraceptives was studied in South Indian women using pills. Metronidazole when administered along with a regular intake of contraceptives did not interfere with the efficacy of oral contraceptive steroids in women, as evident from the serum progesterone levels.
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