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Birth control giving me excessive discharge, should I switch?
I am currently taking Tri-Sprintec, and a week before and after my period I do not have discharge. However, the other two weeks, I have excessive discharge daily. I've talked to my MD about it and she thinks that since I don't have any other crazy side effects or issues besides the discharge, then I should basically deal with it. Because If I go onto another birth control I might have worse side effects etc. But I'm just tired of dealing with discharge for 2 weeks, should I switch to another birth control? Is there another birth control that does not give you excessive discharge?
Sorry, I really need to proofread before I post, it is not before and after, it is during my period and after my period I do not have discharge, but the other 2 weeks I do.
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