Vomiting and birth control pills
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Hello,
Nausea and vomiting are side effects that can occur with birth control pills. If your daughter is benefiting from mini pills then she can opt for other treatment options for acne also. Other than that she can opt for Mirena IUD or Implanon.
There are several other options for the treatment of acne, like topical or oral antibiotics, retinoids, or Isotretinoin.
Hi, my daughter was put on birth control to regulate her periods and for her acne, which was really bad. She was 17 at the time. She was put on the regular pill that everyone starts off with I believe, ortho something or other. Worked great on regulating her periods AND her acne.
The nausea started shortly thereafter and the vomiting....................
You're using regular birth control pills in a higher dose to replace an emergency contraception? Honestly that doesn't sound safe at all! Vomiting for 9 hours is a big red flag and I think you should see a dr, especially if you're still doing this. Definitely don't take any more pills because they could seriously harm your body.
As i read its a birth control pills and eill have an effect on conceibieng .
Although I know that my birth control pills prevent ovulation and therefore protected me from conception up until I began taking the antibiotics, my question is: would the antibiotics have interfered with my Apri enough to cause me to ovulate, in which case any sperm still surviving in the uterus from our "cycle day 15" sex would have had a chance to fertilize the egg?
Secondly, we quite simply completely forgot to use a backup method last night, which was cycle day 21 for me.
I also feel unprotected without a condom. And for me birth control pills is not an option. I know that there are lot's of them with a very high quality, I read it here: http://motherhow.com/types-of-birth-control-pills/ But still...
Birth control pills are generally safe and considered a good option for many women to prevent pregnancy. There are different types and working with your doctor to find the best one is the thing to do. This is between you and your doctor but it is untrue that taking birth control pills 'has side effects on your whole reproductive system" unless you consider it doing what it is supposed to while taking it, preventing pregnancy.
suggested I go back on BC pills (which I have been off for about 4 years now) to see if it will help with symptoms. I started BC pills and took 1 month....I feel AWFUL. Horrible heartburn and nausea every single day. Heartburn so bad that when I lay down sometimes I feel like I'm going to throw up. I persevered and thought I would see if it worked itself out. After my 21 day pack was gone and I was on my week off.....all heartburn and nausea stopped.
Hello,
Since you had unprotected intercourse but you are having birth control pills so chances of pregnancy are less. If you are apprehensive regarding the status of pregnancy then the status of pregnancy needs to be made clear. To confirm the status of pregnancy, I suggest you to test for pregnancy by a highly sensitive pregnancy test 10 days post ovulation with a sensitive ( 20 - 25 mIU ) pregnancy test.
I hust started a new pack of birth control pills this month. I used to take tri-lo-sprintec tablet generic for (ortho tri-cyclen LO) for the past 6 six years, but in Michigan we do not have it in generic form anymore. Therefore this month i started taking Eth estradi/norgestimate and I feel very lazy and sleepy all the time and I see that I have been gaining weight. My question is is what I am taking now the same as what I was taking before because that is what the pharmacy told me?
Im taking the birth control pills (TriNesa) I started my first time taking it Sunday 28(August) and I before that I didn't had my period for about 2 months. So I started taking each day but now i got my period on the Thursday 1(September). I don't know if I should continue taking the pills? And can I have unprotected sex? Do I have risks of getting pregnant?
part of the pill, but my periods are really heavy and my cramps are awful!! Does a birth control pill stop the bleeding completely, or just extend the amount of times between periods? Also, I have read online that there are estrogen or progestin-based pills...is there one that will work better mainly for the purpose of decreasing my flow or stopping my period all together?
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Do birth control pills affect the outcomes of a herpes blood test? I can't find any information about it. Thanks.
If somone was pregnant and didn't know still taking birth control pills would they still get their period during the placebo pills ?
There are several reasons why you might experience a missed period while on birth control pill. There are few birth control pills which may stop your menses for a particular period. Pregnancy is also possible cause of missed periods if you have not been taking pills regularly have been affected by diarrhea, vomiting which may affect the absorption and efficacy of pills.
I've been on birth control for more than a year, I forgot to take two of my pills and took 3 of them in one night when I remembered. The next day I started bleeding heavily and have terrible cramps.. is this okay?
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