Is it risky to take contraceptive pills after terminating a pregnancy 4 times and how can you know how much potential you have to conceive again in the future and what is a mild birth control pill?

Answer 1

Perhaps you should consider an alternative form of contraception such as the shot as you are clearly not very good at taking the pill. Visit your local Planned Parenthood or other Family Planning Center and discuss your options. It is not the pill which is harming you, but the repeated terminations.

Answer 2

I would suggest you try an alternative form of contraception, (perhaps the shot) as you are quite clearly unable to take the pill correctly.

If you've been pregnant on the pill 4 times, you definitely need a new form of Birth Control. Some women find that low-dose pill are simply not effective for them. If you have taken your pill every day, at the same time, you are probably one of those people. If you smoke, or are over 30, you are on a low-dose pill (tri-cyclen, lo-ovral, ect.) Most prescribed pills are low-dose (or mild) pills.