Oral contraceptive. Treatment of severe acne which has not improved after the long-term use or oral antibiotics; excessive hair growth on the face and body (moderately severe hirsutism). Although Cybelle also act as an oral contraceptive, it should not be used in women solely for contraception but should be reserved for those women requiring treatment for the androgen-dependent skin conditions described.

This is not a substitute for consulting your doctor. Seek professional advice if you are experiencing any illness or symptoms.

Always take Cybelle exactly as the has told. The patient should check with the doctor or pharmacist if she is not sure. If the patient is relying on this medicine for contraception it is important to follow these instructions carefully. When to Start Taking Cybelle: If the patient starts taking Cybelle or restart after a break, take the 1st tablet on the week. It is allowed to start on day 2-5, but in the 1st cycle, additional contraceptive precautions will be required for the first 7 days of pill taking. Taking the First Pack of Cybelle: After taking the 1st pill, take 1 tablet daily, following the direction of the arrows, until the patient ahs taken all the 21 pills in the pack. The patient should try to take the pill at the same time everyday eg, after breakfast and swallow whole with water if required. The patient will have contraceptive cover straight away if she starts in this way. 1 tab daily starting on the 1st day menstrual cycle for 21 days, followed by a 7 tab-free days.

May be taken with or without food.