Birth Control

It's very very likely you're pregnant dear. I 'm a living witness. I just got the copper T removed last weekend because the pregnancy was confirmed. Now I'm a bit worried if the baby will be normal.

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natural planning

Natural Family Planning (NFP) is not contraception. NFP gives a married couple a way to space out childbirths and limit the total number of children. But it does not give the couple complete control over procreation. Even when the couple prayerfully decides to limit their family size, or to wait before having another child, NFP is open to the possibility of life and to the will of God. NFP is used in a moral and praiseworthy manner when the couple, though making responsible decisions about family size, are still willing to accept an unplanned child from God's Providence.

Nothing happens, the MAP will nolt harm the fetus.

You are taking way too much birth control pills at once, which is not good for your body at all. By taking that many pills at once, it is considered overdosing. By doing so, it will not stop any of our bleeding, however, it will make it worse because you are putting too much hormones in your body at once. The breakthrough bleeding will continue. If you miss more than 3 birth control pills, you must throw that pack of pills away and use a back up method such as condoms, until you start a new pack of pills. You are only suppose to take 1 birth control pill everyday at the same time, this is the only way for birth control to be 99.9% effective. Each pill that you miss you substantially reduce the effectiveness of the pill.

You can get pregnant as soon as you start ovulating.

Yes, I believe it drops dramatically right before your period arrives, on or around cycle day 28.

Hello, I am slightly confused about you using two condoms during intercourse. If you mean your partner was wearing two condoms, one spermicidal and one not spermicidal and the non-spermicidal condom broke, then this is nothing to worry about because your boyfriend was already wearing a second condom which will protect sperm from entering your Vagina.

I live in CA, so laws might be different, but here, you can go to plan parenthood and do ANYTHING; BC, abortion, morning after pill, condoms, ect. without your parents finding out. I would think it would be the same in Texas. It is most definitly worth a try though, the worst that could happen is they tell you no. But they wont rat you out to your parents.

No. The Catholic Church believes that artificial birth control is always a sin. In this situation, the Catholic Church would allow the woman to use Natural Family Planning, which basically means that a couple abstains from marital relations during the woman's fertile period.

Cyclenorm E&P gives a good response. It does not give side effects as it is not taken continously. After the completion of a course of Cyclenorm E&P, periods is expected in 3-5 days.

yes. some birth control can cause dipression and please stop taking the birth control and talk to your local doctor if any simptoms continue

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Yes this is caused by taking two pills a day. Instead of taking two pills a day, ask your GYNO to change your birth control to a higher doseage one and this should sort out the spotting.

Yes if those medications are antibiotics.

If you don't want to have a baby, then you better make sure the condom, pill, etc. works before you have sex. that is what I think

One hour early is better. The closer to the normal time, the better.

Yes, pregnancy can cause irregular bleeding.

You be better off with someone like a condom, the pill etc. Salt can kill slugs though (and its not very nice when they die)!

Insulin is protein soluble and would be unable to cross the wall of the gastrointestinal tract without being broken down and the hormones in birth control pills are lipid soluble are correct.

Norplant (now replaced with Nexplanon), Nordette, NorQD, Nora Be are all contraceptives that start with the letter N.

Using the patch can cause an increase in normal discharge - but discharge with a bad odor is almost always caused by an infection. You should see your doctor or family planning clinic to be tested.

Yes

Norplant was once used as a contraceptive, but it was discontinued in the U.S. in 2002 and was discontinued globally in 2008. However, Norplant II (Jadelle) was approved by the FDA in 2002, although Jadelle has not been marked in the United States.