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2032869 tn?1333989114

6 week appt...birth control

So I just had my 6 week check up today and my doctor prescribed me a birth control pill that I can take while I'm breastfeeding. It's called Jolivette. I read a forum that some women have gained anywhere from 15-40 pounds while taking this pill within a month in a half to 2 months. I haven't taken them yet thank God. I'm a little scared to cuz I've never been on birth control before. I do not wanna gain that weight. Has anyone had experience using Jolivette? If so How was it? Just don't wanna take it without knowing much about it.
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2032869 tn?1333989114
Thank you that helps a lot.
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I have been on in for like one week and have found no problems it stopped my bleeding and i havent gained weight i guess all you do is try and if you gain weight on it just ask your doctor to change it there are heapa of different ones
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2032869 tn?1333989114
Yea I'm sitting the fence about it...I'm not tryna have anymore kids but at the same time I definitely am not tryna gain around 40 pounds. I want to lose weight and I'm close to my pre-pregnancy size. I might go back and possibly have her put an iud in or something.
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Id like to know too I had my appt at 4 weeks and my doc prescribed the same birth control and I def don't want to gain I'm trying to lose weight I haven't started it yet either
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