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Re: CONTRACEPTION: Loss of libido

From: JoAnn NP (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:06:16 -0600 (CST)


At Thu, 20 Nov 2008, Oana wrote: >
>I have been using triquilar for about 7 years now ( with a break of 3
>months in which I did my checkup - 6 month ago) and I feel great with it
>except I have noticed that my libido has decreased. I would have
>thought that is because of aging, now I am 28, I can't have the libido
>of a 20 years old, but I noticed that in the last days of the pills and
>in the 7 days break my libido is increased. So i am thinking maybe the
>pills do influence it, especially since triquilar is a triphasic
>contraceptive and in the last pills of the month the concentration is
>higher. On what other pills should I switch so my libido gets back to
>normal? I will go to my obgyn next week, but I am afraid she will switch
>me to yasmine, which is rather popular in my country...

Oana It might be helpful to go on a monophasic pill ( all the same dose all month long) You are entitled to great libido for many years to come.There is no need to accept other side effects or a pill you do not want. You might also consider the Vaginal ring ,if it is available where you live.It is a low dose of hormones delivered thru a vaginal ring worn for 3 weeks out of 4 in most cases.The current one on the market is called Nuvaring.Let us know what you decide.JoAnn NP

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Jo Ann  NP
Scottsdale, Arizona



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