ENDO Messages for November, 2003: Re: continuous birth control

Re: continuous birth control

From: caryn (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Nov 13 00:33:55 2003

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At Tue, 11 Nov 2003, anonymous wrote: >
>I do not understand why if you are on continuous birth control that your
>body
>still cycles anyway. If it is being used to suppress the cycle why at
>the same
>time of the month do you have the endo pain? When it was used
>continuously for
>a year there was no problems. Now, that stopping every four months to
>have a
>period, there is endo pain all the other months at the same time. Are
>some pills better than others. Exactly what strengths are the bests.
>What causes the emotional mood swings in these pills? Thank you.

I have been on cbc for about 2 years now. I am on my fifth type of pill and I still don't know if it is the right one. Every month I do get endo pain around the second week in the pil pack, and sometimes I might spot. I have tried going on cbc for 3 months and stopping for the fourth, I do not recomend it at all. It is too hard on your body and when you do have your period the fourth month, it is pure hell. I was on Yasmine for 4 months and I bleed for 3, it just didn't work with my body. Then I was on Mirricet it was good for 2 months then I started to spot regulary. So now I am on Karvia which so far is ok, I did spot once, but not taking your pill for 3 days will usually stop it, and it did. I have been on it now for four months. I still get emotional and pms symptoms, you cannot help that. Your boby still goes through its natural hormone cycle even if your body doesn't. I have found that some pills are better than others. Some of the pills I have taken have made me almost crazy, some depressed, others nothing at all. You can not control your body, you must work with it in unison. You just need to try and find a pill that works with you. It may take awhile, but hang in there.

everything will be ok

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