Hormone free contraception
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iud's are also effective. (i had the mirena prior to ortho tri) they're good for 5 years and they're simply inserted into the cervix. you can actually check for the strings yourself to make sure it's still there. i do know with mirena you have to have had at least one child. i'm not sure about paraguard though. the only reason i had my mirena removed (i had it for 15 months) was b/c i was in that rare 5% that have the side affects.
Wondering how long after do you stop taking to contraception pill can you fall pregnant?
I've Heard stories about people falling pregnant whilst on it and I know that the pill isn't 100% anyways.. Just when your trying it doesn't seem to work.. Are you more fertile after coming off it or less ? Or doesn't change? I've been on the pill for almost 2 years now after having my first child but was never originally on it.
Not a great idea, but doable. A better idea might be to start a completely new pack the week before he gets home. You might bleed a bit from the drop in hormone levels, since you're on a triphasic pill, but you should be bleeding free and protected when he gets home. If you plan on needing to skip periods, you should consider getting a monophasic pill. With those, you can just start a new pack after 3 weeks (don't take the reminder pills), and not get your period.
hi i am currently on the contraception pill and have been since i was 17 (now 22) i was due to have my period sunday 20th Feb but it has not come i took a test and it was negative but i dont trust this because i have never been late before i am also off my pill at the moment for my 1 week period and dont really want to start taking becuase i've your not suppose to if pregnant becuase i dont know when i possibly conceived i'm doing what the doctors would do and saying its possible i am ab
ParaGard is a hormone free form of birth control. It's a copper IUD.
http://www.medhelp.org/medical-information/show/4612/Hormone-based-contraceptives
There are other pages referenced which will give you more information about other forms of contraception as well. The two of you should decide together on what form of birth control will be the best choice for you. Issues to consider are: cost, ease of use and effectiveness. I wish you long life and happiness. Dr.
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Missing two pills and the use of antibiotics can affect the efficacy of the pills. If you miss your periods then you can test 1 week- 10 days after you miss your periods or you can test for pregnancy by a highly sensitive pregnancy test 10 days post ovulation with a sensitive ( 20 - 25 mIU ) pregnancy test. Also I would suggest you to get your serum HCG levels estimated since this is more specific than urine for pregnancy tests.
just one to ask im a new user of COCs, i just started last month by using gynera pills which is 21 pills after 3 days of my free pills day i had my period, bec of the non availability of gynera i bought trust pills and i started it as instructed so on the day (after 7 free pills day)even though im still spotting, but my quedtion is " is the trust pills will be efective immediately after i take it or i need to wait for seven days for the pills to be effective?
What kind of contraception did you take? There are two main kinds- the birth control pill and the emergency contraception pills.
A regular birth control pill is usually a small amount of hormone such as estrogen or progesterone that will help regulate and prevent pregnancy. However, this form needs to be taken every day around the same time and at least 3 weeks before it's at least 96% effective at preventing pregnancy.
s advice as I am unable to use latex due to allergic reactions. Hormone contraception also is a NONO as it causes the Lupus to flare severly. 4 months ago I had my old IUD removed as it was time to change it. I had bad sharp stabbing lower abdominal pain and severe cramping and bleeding as well as a very bad smelling odour coming from my vagina. The gynie said that it was an infection caused by the IUD. I was IUD free and period pain free for 2months while the infection was settled and treated.
s all a matter of timing. If the embryo managed to implant before the hormone levels in your system went up, then it won't work. That's why they give a 72-hour window.
It took ages for mine to return. About 3mths after I stopped bf! I was worried but nothing was wrong, my body just took that long. If you've stopped bf and you're worried there is a blood test the dr can do to test your hormone levels, otherwise bf delays your period but does not always stop it so still use contraception.
Pregnancy occurs the moment of conception during sex. In order to prevent pregnancy you either have to abstain from sex or use contraception before sex occurs (i.e. hormone drugs, condoms, iud). Anything to 'prevent' pregnancy after sex is abortion. It isn't prevention at that point, it's termination.
s advisable to use a non-medicinal backup method of contraception (condom, diaphragm, etc.) while taking antibiotics.
All women react diffrent to diffrent contraception its completely normal to get irregular periods or none at all i used the cerezette pill after having my son and that caused my periods to become irregular so i went onto the inplanon which i bled for a year strait so i went onto the depo jab in wich i stopped completely but had a two week period before the next jab was due so dont worry too much i suggest sticking with a contraception for at least 6 months for your body to get use to it and if
yes i have had unprotected sex with my long term boyfriend, we dont use any other forms as i am on contraception. my last period was 5/6 weeks ago and was normal.
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