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Hey ladies, I'm 20 and I'd like to start taking birth control I know everyone's body is different and it'll affect us all in different ways but I'm wondering which ones are the best?.. also the birthcontrol injection is it any good? I did my research but I'd really like to know what you guys think :) thank you
Well I do plan on making a doctor's appointment to see which they recommend for me thank you :).. really only wondered about the injection since im really bad at remembering to take tablets but I guess it's something I might have to learn to do lol
Definitely discuss it with your doctor. She will help you decide which type is best for you given your lifestyle, health history, etc.
I personally have been on the pill for six years with no issue, but some people can't handle the pill due to their bodies' responses. One of the main reasons I didn't go with the injection was because those hormones are kind of stuck there, and if I had had any side effects I didn't like, I would have had to put up with them until they wore off three months down the line.
I personally have been on the pill for six years with no issue, but some people can't handle the pill due to their bodies' responses. One of the main reasons I didn't go with the injection was because those hormones are kind of stuck there, and if I had had any side effects I didn't like, I would have had to put up with them until they wore off three months down the line.
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