Various Birth Control Pills Tried, Having Bad Side Effects. Any Other Contraceptive ?
Hi I have been taking a couple of birth control pills. The first was otrycyclin lo which made me very moody and nauseous. The second was Lessina that was ok but they said they don't make them anymore so now my doctor gave me aviane I have been taking it for 2 months it makes me soooooo nauseous and gave me an appetite I just eat all the time. I hate taking these pills I am going to be 30 I have 2kids and I don't want to get pregnant for a while so can you tell me what is a good pill to take or what's the best contrasecptive
I am so sorry to hear about these side effects. They are real and when they become unbearable, trying out other methods of contraception is advised.
Beside pills, there are other temporary methods of birth control like intrauterine device, injections, implants etc. The best thing t do is to talk with your doctor so that he can evaluate and recommend an alternative method to you.
I hope you find this helpful and informative. If you have more questions, please contact me and i shall provide more answers. Congrats for taking control of your sexual and reproductive life. I wish you and your entire family well. Dr. Ditah, MD
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Various Birth Control Pills Tried, Having Bad Side Effects. Any Other Contraceptive ?
Hi and thank you so much for this query. I am so sorry to hear about these side effects. They are real and when they become unbearable, trying out other methods of contraception is advised. Beside pills, there are other temporary methods of birth control like intrauterine device, injections, implants etc. The best thing t do is to talk with your doctor so that he can evaluate and recommend an alternative method to you. I hope you find this helpful and informative. If you have more questions, please contact me and i shall provide more answers. Congrats for taking control of your sexual and reproductive life. I wish you and your entire family well. Dr. Ditah, MD