question about birth control
I have heard that by itself the pill is no longer a suitable form of birth control in preventing pregnancy. However I am asking if there is anyone out there that has used it as a SOL means of birth control and didn't get pregnant. Thanks!
BTW I cannot do the mirena IUD. My insurance will not pay for it and between vits and food I am tapped out on cash to pay for it out of pocket. Also, just the thought process of how they get that thing in and out scares me and I do not have the pain tolerance level to take it (I still cry like a baby getting my blood drawn).
BTW I cannot do the mirena IUD. My insurance will not pay for it and between vits and food I am tapped out on cash to pay for it out of pocket. Also, just the thought process of how they get that thing in and out scares me and I do not have the pain tolerance level to take it (I still cry like a baby getting my blood drawn).
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Early post op, my doc advised against BC pills. Once I got into my second year, she put me on Loestrin Fe and I was fine with no incidence. I suffered from really long, heavy periods, It also lightened and shortened my cycle.
Once my baby is born, I plan to go back to that.
Sidenote: I was not on BC at the time of conception, so the pills didn't fail me, lol.
Once my baby is born, I plan to go back to that.
Sidenote: I was not on BC at the time of conception, so the pills didn't fail me, lol.
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During the first couple of years using the pill only is not recommended due to the instability of our bodies/hormones, absorption issues...etc. I skipped the condom once at nearly my 12th month PostOp mark thinking I'm on the pill surely one time won't hurt....I was having fun...lol. Well I was pregnant at my 12th month checkup.
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