I was in the ring. Had a few complications, like the fact that I am 6 weeks pregnant. I'd get an implant.
I was on the pill. Took it same time, every day & still got pregnant after taking it for a few months. But baby #3 is still a blessing!
I was on the pill I had bad side effects from it...so I tried depo and I bleed for like 5 months straight I gained alot of weight it drove me crazy I will never get on birth control again
Oh and after baby #2 arrives my birth control responsibility is over and my husband will be getting a vasectomy. Less invasive, less risky, better success rates than a tubal ligation.
I got depo provera for a few years and had no issues - no weight gain, no skin issues, no periods, no hormonal problems. I had some insurance issues so switched to just condoms for several years until my husband and I decided to have baby #1. After my son was born I got the Mirena IUD which was also successful - no periods, no pain (just a little cramping for the first day or so after insertion) I hardly knew it was there except when I checked for the strings and my husband certainly couldn't feel it being as that it is placed in the uterus not the vagina. The cervix stays tightly closed, the IUD doesn't poke through it. I had that for two years until we decided to try again for baby #2.
I had the implant implanon, had it for 2 years. Got pregnant within six months of having it taken out. I loved it, Def will be getting it back after this baby.
Pills make me beyond controllably hormonal. But breastfeeding I had few options one being a pill which make me puke within 30 minutes everytime I took it so that obviously wasn't an option. Depo was never going to be considered knew wayto many people in high school that hated it. So my option was the implanon the small rod that goes in the fatty tissue part of the back of your arm. Only thing that hurts about getting this is the lidocaine shot lol its good for up to three years after which you can either take it out ir your doctor can remove old one and immediately place a new one. I had mine just over 2 years. Git it out January 2014 and we were pregnant in March. You can get pregnant right of this bc np. I found it to be very effective we cannot use condoms as they make me break out and get yeast infections etc so that only thing we did for bc for over 2 years. If my husband wasn't getting a vasectomy so I don't have to be on bc for rest of forever at 25 id be going with that again. I also didn't gain any weight with. Just a little hormonal in the beginning until body adjusted. :-)
As a teen I was on the pill and hated it. It made me gain weight and was extremely hormonal.
As an adult after my first was born I had the implanon implant,under my skin in my arm, and I loved it. 3 years of protection no need to remember anything and no periods. Plus unlike an iud it is very rare for it to move and cause issues.plus my husband can't feel it during sex. Which can happen with obviously condoms and iuds.
I will be getting the implant again after I have this son.
You dont gain weight with the pills however they make you really hormonal but nothing that you can not handle
a lot of the women I work with gained like 20 pounds from the depo shot.
I've taken loestrin27 or something like that, I was crazy, gained maybe five pounds, my skin looked fantastic, I didn't get pregnant on that pill but I was batshit crazy hormonal...So i started a lower dose bc, it started with an a, I had few side effects, idk why i quit taking it. I have no idea what I'm going to take now, I hate bc I get so crazy.
I use to get depo before i got pregnant and hated it gained soo much weight and i had a period for like 6 months everbody is different I hate birth control and I do not plan on getting on it ever again i rather bleed once a month but that's just me
did u gain weight with iud? or pills? i also have birth 4weeks ago and im looking for a good birthcontrol but i dont want to gain weight heard alot of people gan weight on birthcontrol
How dou feel after you had IUD?
IUD sounds scary lol how does it feel once there hve inserted it inside u?
IUD is definitely worth it, they last between 5-10 years and your fertility is back to normal as soon as its taken out. Hurts a little having it placed but not at all to have it taken out.
I had an IUD for a bit works really well. You don't have to so a thing with it but check the string every once in a while
Pills i took them for six months everything perfect but as soon as i stop taking them i got pregnet.