Birth Control

They usually last six months.

Yes, the packet contains 21 hormonal tablets, each with cyproterone acetate 2 mg (progesterone) and ethinylestradiol 035 mg, (estrogen) plus 7 non-hormonal (inactive) tablets.

Yes, birth control can effect your period. It messes with your hormones, so it can make your body go out of whack like messing with your period or gaining weight.

Yes!

No it does not.

I'm not a license professional, but it does throw off your hormonal system and it can mess up your menstrual cycle.

does metronidazole affect the contraceptive injection? im on penicillin the same time aswell but my health clinic said penicillin doesnt affect the injection? is this right? :/

Probably not pregnant. You just had a short period, for whatever reason.

The main reason is to have sex without getting pregnant. Some might take birth control pills because they have conditions that make pregnancy unsafe for them. For instance, they might have diabetes, heart disease, asthma, or problems with their female parts, so they take birth control pills so they won't get pregnant and risk their lives or produce deformed offspring. Some medications are so dangerous to possible offspring that doctors will make women take birth control pills with them. A few who live in dangerous locations might use birth control pills to prevent pregnancy from rape.

Some people take contraceptive pills for reasons that have nothing to do with pregnancy. They may take them for skin conditions such as acne. Male to female transsexuals may also take birth control pills to help get female secondary features.

If we include condoms and similar barrier devices, then the purpose is to not only prevent pregnancy, but to reduce the chances of contracting sexually transmitted diseases.

Birth control affects your periods by limiting flow,cramps and possibly other side effects you may get with your monthly gift.

You really should read the packet or consult a doctor to know the chances of getting pregnant while on it.

No it is not as safe. One, you could contract an STD. Two, you could get her pregnant from precum that you have no control over.

my sisiter had this. pre-eclampsia is a pregnancy-induced condition, which can occur in the second half of pregnancy. It is characterised by high blood pressure, swelling that happens suddenly along with rapid weight gain due to fluid retention, and protein in the urine. Since it reduces the flow of blood to the placenta, pre-eclampsia can be quite dangerous for your unborn baby. It can restrict your baby's growth because not enough oxygen or nutrients get through. If you have any reason to suspect that you might have pre-eclampsia consult your doctor.

Yes, you can. While birth control is reliable, there is no birth control that is 100% effective.

The birth control pill does not cause difficult urination. If you're having this symptom, see your health care provider to make sure you don't have an infection.

Yes it does.

Petrolium based products such as Vaseline are known to break down the composition of latex, thus rendering the condom to become weak and drastically raising the possibility for tiny undetectable holes or larger rips.

play with yourself.

Condoms are used to help prevent pregnancy. If the condom is lubricated the male would slip on the non lubricated side, if the condom is not lubricated then it doesn't matter how it is put on. You should put the condom on whan your penis is fully erect. It is said that if you're trying to prevent aids the best one to use is latex for better chances.

a tubectomy or vasectomy that stops a mans potential for fertilization

Yes they do. It does not matter the age of the women.

during a high excitement of the body through

sexual relations the sex a women will ejeculate

Loestrin is a birth control pill. It also is used to treat severe acne.

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They come in flavors for oral sex purposes.

pretty much not to loose not to tight just snug