I might try the Pill, since that's one of the few I haven't tried yet. NuvaRing is amazing but I can't use that until I wean my daughter. I have a lot of problems with many BC methods.
I'm doing iud. I want to finish school with two little ones it will be hard enough
I don't wanna take the pill because it makes me gain weight. But I don't want anything that goes in my vag. Orr the arm thing. I had the depo and it messed me up. So idk what I'm getting lol
Ah the lovely birth control of abstinence lol
Im going on the nuva ring its the best thing for me
I'm thinking IUD Mirena since we have the two we always said 2 would be it but my dr doesn't do tubals on people my age (23) as she says if I decide to have a 3rd the reversal isn't usually covered by insurance and is pretty pricey and if the father and I split up and I decide to start a family with someone else then same problem. Only problem is I've heard 50/50 reviews on Mirena and IUD's in general that I just don't know yet what's going to be the best option for me.
Boiler are you sure? My doc and insurance we going to allow me to do mine and I am 21 with 2 kids. But you have to turn paperwork in and wait 30 days before you can. I'm glad I didn't now though lol. But this is 3rd csection and with my PCOS and POF i think its best after this one.
I was on the IUD after I had my son and got it taking out in march of this year and got pregnant in may. But after this ine I am done but I cant get tubs tied till 25 so maybe one more lol but I was thinking about maybe getting the thing that goes in ur arm.
I was on the IUD after I had my son and got it taking out in march of this year and got pregnant in may. But after this ine I am done but I cant get tubs tied till 25 so maybe one more lol but I was thinking about maybe getting the thing that goes in ur arm.
I have no clue! I wasn't on it before so im not sure what options there are. I dont want anything inserted down there though, ik that much.
I am getting my tubes tied, possibly a partial hysterectomy as I have a high risk of uterine cancer.