July 31, 2020
Any birth control pill is good for acne. However, some may be better than others. At Pandia Health, the ONLY #WomenFounded #WomenLed #DoctorLed birth control delivery company, we suggest desogestrel, drosperinone (if you can drink 8 glasses of water a day), or norgestimate are best for acne. We’ve found that levonorgestrel and norethindrone are not […]
Read MoreApril 25, 2020
It depends on your risk of getting pregnant if you are not on the pill. If you can use a condom or abstain from vaginal intercourse for 4 to 6 weeks before the surgery, then please do STOP the birth control pill, birth control patch, birth control ring 4 to 6 weeks before a surgery. […]
Read MoreMarch 23, 2020
There are 40 different formulations out there of the birth control pill. There are usually 3 different levels of estrogen (10 mcg, 20mcg, 30mcg, we do NOT recommend less than 30mcg for anyone under 30 years old. Too low of estrogen is NOT good for your bone health/density. See our youtube video ) and 8 […]
Read MoreJanuary 28, 2020
The best birth control if you don’t want to have children are in order from best to least effective: The birth control implant (Nexplanon ®, Implanon ® works better than tubal ligation! Some women do GREAT on it. Some women have a lot of random breakthrough bleeding (BTB). The IUD with hormone (Mirena ®, Liletta […]
Read MoreOctober 15, 2019
There are 2 hormones in birth control pills: Estrogen – higher doses will increase the risk for blood clots but will also help with breakthrough bleeding or lower doses will also. Progesterone – causes 2 types of side effects Androgenic (acne), and progestin – higher progestin activity = less chance of bleeding. Norgestimate does not have a […]
Read MoreYes it’s possible for several reasons: If you don’t take it every day, if you need a higher dose of hormones than you are on. and some people are just really fertile and get pregnant on the birth control pill even if they take it every day. If you think you might be pregnant, you […]
Read MoreWe recommend and encourage using condoms to protect yourself and your future children from sexually transmitted infections.
Read MoreIf you missed 1 pill, take it as soon as you remember it. If you missed 2 days of pills in a row, take 2 today, and 2 tomorrow. If you missed 3 days of pills, you’ll probably get your period, you’re are at risk of getting pregnant. Consider taking some emergency contraception (Pandia Health […]
Read MoreYou can go to a local pharmacy/grocery store. You can go to a fire station – they are supposed to be able to take it and say your doctor told you to ask them if they would help. You can also call the last doctor’s office you went to and ask what your blood pressure […]
Read MoreMainly it’s because they missed some pills or they took a medicine that ate up the hormones faster than usual like over the counter cold medicines can do that, St. John’s wort, magnesium. Studies have shown that if you have fewer placebo days, you decrease the chance of pregnancy. So if you are OK skipping […]
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