Birth Control

yes

No, the point of birth control is so that your body will not ovulate so that you will not get pregnant. Your period is withdrawal bleeding, which is not the same as regular periods.

Thats crazy talk.

Signed,

The medical community

dont ever ask a question like that again.. and if you take a bc pill then it wont stop the bleedingggggg.. ask your doctor for more information

No, it does not. I tried it with my first child & ended up with a boy (we wanted a girl). Since then, I have also talked to many people. Not a single one was able to obtain the desired gender. Shettles is a scam- just a method to make money by selling books. Whatever you do- don't fall for it. Save your money and thry a method that actually works.

UMMM no offense but that is just sortof a stupid answer. listen you have more or less a 50/50 chance in a perfect world. so the worst u can do is 50%. so whoever answered that it didnt work for anybody is sort of ridiculus because even if it doesnt work you still have a 50 50 shot. saying that it didnt work for anybody means that not only does it not work but somehow the shettles method makes is LESS likey to gender select, which is a dumb thing to say. as far as the shettles method is concerned, the NEJM has done a study and said that that timing sex with ovulation has no effect. ive read the shettles method and it does seem to be based on some level of science. I think it would be worth trying and is def. more convenient that IVF and other options. one interesting side note; ive read that the shettles method is 80 to 85% accurate. i looked up the book on amazon and i calculated the reviews (there were almost 200 i believe). The amount of reviewers that got the baby gender they wanted: @82%. hmmm interesting i think.

(b011381) It worked for our first, and my friends baby. I am pregnant now and I am 95% sure that I am having a girl because of the timing.

Be encouraged! Shettles DID work for us. 4 - 5 days prior to ovulation and got pregnant with a little girl. I think it does work as family members have also tried it and it worked with them having a girl.

Yes, until you have taken 7 pills in 7 days he should use a condom. The same goes for missing active pills, always make sure he uses a condom until after you take 7 pills in 7 days.

the diaphragm works as any other skeletal muscle, its contraction leads to the increase of the thoracic cavity hence reducing the pressure in the thoracic cavity making air to fill the lungs

There's nothing you can do. You might wanna ask him how he sees the two of you in a future though. Have you ever spoken about the future and kids? It can be reversed but it's more complicated and painful and might not work. He should've told you.

Hi There are many different contraceptive pills available. To find a suitable alternative for you, you should speak to your Doctor.

Just had the LEEP surgery... They had to take out the Mirena because of the string...Now I have to pay over 800 just to get a new IUD put in.

DO NOT HAVE SEX! Or, use protection when you do have sex. However, no protection is 100% reliable. Some examples of protection are a condom or the pill. The condom is something that a man puts over his penis before sex and it catches the sperm and prevents it from travelling to fertilise the egg. The pill is a pill that a woman takes and it stops her from releasing an egg, so she can't get pregnant

If you are speaking of a pump and control box for a well pump system, it goes on and off first of all normally. I assume you are speaking of it going on and off even without use of water ? If that is the case , you may have a waterlogged tank or a bad diaphragm in a fixed diaphragm tank. This would cause it to go on and off with use of water rapidly.If it goes on and off without use of water it is because there is water leaving the system , because of a leak in a plumbing fixture or a leak in the pipe from the house to the well, or the pipe in the well sitself. It could aslo be a bad check valve at the head of the submersible pump. Bottom line , get it corrected, before you burn out the pump or cause shorter life to it.

You mean women, and yeah they do.

Many answers, but many questions. how old are you? Bleeding may be fibroids Bleeding may be too low a dose a hormone in the pill you are taking Bleeding may be spontaneous abortion Worst Case... Bleeding may be cancer. Go to a doctor. speak with them.

It usually takes a month maybe two to get back up to speed. But, that doesn't mean you will get pregnant right away. Many couples try for months before catching, so don't be dissapointed if you have a third period after coming off the birth control. You can increase your chances by using the rhythm method, try to have frequent sex when you are ovulation for the greatest chances of success. Good luck!

Vibha - The Family hospital at Mangal arambh, Kora kendra, Borivli west Mumbai is a good center for Medical termination of pregnancy or Abortion. The services are professional and cost reasonable.

Unfortantly not. try by babysitting,carwashing,helping round the house and cleaningpehaps if this does not work for money have a clearout and maybe sell some old belongings at a carboot sale. A; We have the same problem my friend i do lawn work and hopefully become partner on youtube to get money for my videos i love directing do what ever you think is comfortable and will make money i wish they had jobs for us 12 year olds

Legally, only blood pressure monitoring is required.

Doctors will require a pap smear or pelvic exam, but this is illegal. Pap tests are an OPTIONAL test for cancer in women.

From what I've seen in other forums, and am now personally experiencing myself.. I can say, YES, it does cause acne.

I had no problems or blemishes before I got on birth control, and when I got off after 3 years of being on it, I began having acne. Cheekbones, jawline, forehead - ruined. I feel absolutely disgusting, but I wanted to give my body a rest. Now, I wish I had never gotten off it. However, it may be worth me actually feeling like my old self again (good mood, lost weight)... so...that said

Yes.

he was born in the golden age

Usually after the first or second pill, although it depends on how long your period usually lasts. If you normally only go 3 days, you may not start until the fourth or fifth day. After you've taken them for a while, you should start on the same pill each time.

i dont know how how likely you are to get pregnant if you miss one pill

NOTE

The pull out method is especially dangerous. Don't forget about Cowper's Fluid, which eminates from the tip of the penis. It can sometimes contain sperm. My best advice is to use a condom.