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Birth Control Question
by Smiles22, Oct 30, 2007 01:00PM
Infection is common among women who use estrogen-containing birth control pills, I read...
Isen't there two types of birth control ... one uses estrogen, other uses both homones, and the other is another hormone or smething... ??? I am on Velivet which is the genric i believe... Anyone know anything on this subject?
Isen't there two types of birth control ... one uses estrogen, other uses both homones, and the other is another hormone or smething... ??? I am on Velivet which is the genric i believe... Anyone know anything on this subject?
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Not sure about the link between estrogen and infection, though...