Actually I'm not sure one is out there yet ....
And how about your boyfriend taking the pill?
I don't think he knows which day it is half the time ! And not sure that would help with less periods, unless of course he forgets....
It seems these things work so differently for everyone, after a nightmare with Mercilon I will never touch any pill or ring or stick, ugh...
I am quite interested in this... Do you use it? Does it works? I also had some terrible experiences with pills so I am not using them anymore and I am desperately looking for something natural to prevent me from babies
Where did you buy your ladycomp? I also found Pearly on the Internet it seems cheaper.
Yes, you can have an implanon implant at any gynecologist in Switzerland.
My gynecologist www.barbarabass.ch offers this service.
I've been using the Pearly for over 2 years now and it has been extremely reliable. Two of my friends have bought it and had positive experiences as well. In the beginning you have to form the habit of measuring your temp upon waking and it takes about 30 days for the computer to gather your personal body info. After that it is a piece of cake. There are around 6 days per month when you are ovulating. During that time you will get a red light and need to protect yourself during sex.
I bought my Peary at the big pharmacy in Bern's train station for 500 francs (this is much cheaper than the pill in the long run). Am considering upgrading to the Babycomp since is has more features including a light which I miss sometimes with the Pearly while measuring in the morning.
ulaula, I just bought my Ladycomp at www.ladycomputer.com
(I ordered it from GB and the company is in Germany, but I guess they send it worldwide).They also sell Pearly, even if it's not on the website. But Ladycomp seems to be the better choice, they gave me very good advice when I e-mailed to this have to send it back every second year for an expensive battery exchange - not necessary for Ladycomp. I just started, but already love it. And it's a great toy for my boy-friend!
Personally, Seasonale made me bat-s**t crazy. But every pill is different for every woman.
That said, you can take any birth control pill the same way that you can Seasonale. I did a ton of research on it, and talked it over with my gyno. Seasonale is just a regular pill but perscribed so that you take it all at once. You can take any pill continuously for three to four months at a time (just skip the "blank" week where you usually get your period). You just have to get your Gyno to write the perscription correctly.
Before I got in the family way, I took an older pill called Demulen (also called Zovia). The older drugs are just as good, and sometimes have less side-effects than the latest and greatest.
Really, you just have to try a few to see what works for you.
Hello
Ive found your post from 2009 on the english forum, about the Yasmin pill giving you thread veins in your legs.
After stopping the pill , did that stop the thread veins from appearing on your legs?
I'm very worried its the pill (Yasmin) causing this for me.
Also did you switch to another pill ?
Many thanks for any help
Nichola