October 15, 2019
How long are your periods? on the birth control pill, they should only be like 3–5 days. If your periods are extra long, you should get a blood test for von willebrand’s disease (a bleeding disorder). If Reclipsen is not good for your acne, you can try a birth control pill with norgestimate. However, the […]
Read MoreYes. you still need a pap smear every 3 years and if you are not monogamous, then STD testing every year.
Read MoreAs a minor (if you are under 18 years old) in Massachusetts, you can get confidential birth control. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has Family Planning Programs which can help to get birth control for free or a low cost. Check out more information here about what these programs offer and where to find […]
Read MoreIn CA, if you want to keep birth control prescriptions and care confidential from your parents and you are on your parent’s insurance, you can have the right to do it! You will need to read and fill up this form , call your parents insurance and tell them you want to submit Confidential Communications […]
Read MoreYes, your birth control should be covered under your insurance. Under the Affordable Care Act, all FDA approved birth control must be covered by insurance. If you have any problems getting it covered, contact the National Women’s Law Center 1-866-745-5487 or email [email protected] or go to coverher.org Unfortunately, with pharmacist prescribed birth control, they still require […]
Read MoreYes, in the state of California, you can get birth control without your parents knowing. Minors have the right to get treatment for the prevention of pregnancy without requiring their parent’s permission. However, you will have to pay for the treatment or have to sign up for special insurance to cover it or they have […]
Read MoreNo, skipping your period won’t cause imbalances or lead to diseases. Skipping your period is safe, and science proves it. Regarding PCOS, birth control is actually a treatment for it and it does not give way for PCOS to develop. Read our article on what PCOS is and how it is treated. When on birth […]
Read MoreSkipping your period will not cause you medical problems but you will need to consult your doctor if you have blood clots in your family history or you had them at all. Regarding the weight gain, actually the research shows that women on birth control pills lose weight, about 1 pound on average. Women NOT […]
Read MoreThe length you can prevent your period using a monophasic birth control pill or ring will depend on the person. From my experience, the first time you try monophonic birth control, about 3 months. Then each time it goes farther. But everybody is different. Indefinitely e.g. years! It will NOT affect your future fertility. A […]
Read MoreNo, the lining of your uterus is NOT building up, higher and higher when you don’t have a period on birth control. It’s just at a steady level which is usually smaller than your “regular period.” When you have a period off your birth control pill, it’s because you were building the lining of your […]
Read MoreWe always recommend using condoms with the use of another contraceptive such as the hormonal birth control, pill, patch, or ring. However, if you were on the active pills for 3 weeks in a row before the bleeding, you do not need to use back up, we actually strongly recommend skipping your period. Check out […]
Read MoreSkip your sugar pills and go right into the next pack. you should be able to make it out to 3 months without a period the 1st time, and then 6 months, then 9months. some people are able to go straight into no periods. Check out this video of CEO Dr. Sophia Yen discussing how […]
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