Birth Control

I've been on Trust Contraceptive pill for 5 months now... and im sick today... i took Biogesic.... can biogesic affect the effectiveness of my BCP? and my sickness may affect it too?? im feeling hot and my body feels heavy.. also my bone joints aches... i think i have a flu... do this factors affect my BCP?

Ideally, yes. It means you can start your birth control with the knowledge that you weren't possibly pregnant beforehand.

In the US, women have two options for steriliation. Tubal ligation cuts or clips the fallopian tubes so the egg and sperm can't meet. Hysteroscopic sterilization (Essure) inserts a tiny coil into the tubes; as scar tissue grows around it, the tubes are blocked.

Men have the option of vasectomy, in which a tiny portion of each vas deferens is removed so that sperm can't enter the semen.

You will need to read the instruction packaging.

Your doctor should have a book of medicine with their inactive ingredients. have them look in the book to find the pills with the lowest amount of lactose (if your allergy isn't severe)... they should look for lactose to be one of the last ingredients listed. If it's one of the first ingredients then there is a higher amount in the pill and this will cause problems. I don't have a severe allergy if I have little doses of milk, but in large, daily doses I have trouble. So you have to consider your own personal reactions, otherwise you will have to avoid most pills in general, not just birth control, because most of them have milk as a filler.

It's possible but highly improbable. If you don't ejaculate on or in her vagina then you should be good.

i will tell you firstly you have to sex with me darling

No, but it's not common to be on replacement therapy if you're still getting a period and are at risk for pregnancy. If you need both hormone supplementation and pregnancy prevention, talk with your health care provider about options for birth control that will meet both needs.

I have the Depo shot you only get the shot every three months. As of how much it costs it would range about the same as three months cycle of birth control pills

To get all the information you need regarding the depo shot, click on the website below. If it doesn't work, copy and paste it to your browser. Anything and everything about the depo shot is there. Hope it helps you.

http://www.plannedparenthood.org/bc/depoforyou.htm

No, it does not necessarily mean you are pregnant. My wife sometimes gets sick while taking birth control but has tested negative for pregnancy.

The best way to find out is to take a pregnancy test. 5-8 bucks at the pharmacy.

When you take BC pills you should have a 7 day break - after this break you start the new pack of pills.

If you are concerned about it then blow it up first to see if it will hold air. Then you will need to reroll it first before using. If you do this make sure you reroll it in the correct way so you still maintain the lubricated side out.

Since the Slim Quick brand of weight loss medication hasn't been approved by the FDA (food and drug administration) it would be wise to talk to your doctor about interacting Slim Quick with any other medication.

The color of the birth control pills varies from brand to brand. In some brands, the peach pills are the active pills, and in others, peach are the placebo pills. Contact your pharmacist for information specific to your brand, or post again with the name of the pill you're taking.

It depends on the pregnancy test really, the newer ones can tell you that you're pregnate i think a week before you missed period, but if you've already missed your period any test should be able to tell you.

They work. Side effects, disappointment because u feel very little.

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Spotting is a common side effect on Dpeo PRovera. Stress does not increase the risk of spotting on Depo Provera.

Yes you could be pregnant. Sometimes the vasectomy will grow back together. Now be sure that if you are pregnant the doctor tells your husband that this is possable so he wont think you have cheated on him.

If the vasectomy was performed properly, it is generally considered to be extremely effective. There is, however, a chance that it didn't "take".

No Singulair (montelukast) has no effect on birth control pill. It can be taken at the same moment (or in the same day) regularly.

Personal choice and the Sexual Revolution.

I would lean towards no, but I'm not a doctor.

Unfortunately, it sounds like it may be some sort of infection and I would strongly recommend seeing a doctor about it as soon as possible before permanent damage is caused.

The internet may have some answers, but with medical conditions, it's always best to see a doctor.

I have travelled many times with birth control on me and have never been questioned about it, however they do have the right to question anything you are trying to bring onto a plane. When I studied abroad I was bringing 4 months worth of birth control with me so I made sure to bring a note from my doctor in case of questions. I would recommend the same for you if you are concerned about it, but I think that you should be fine.