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Birth Control Pills - All you need to know

Birth Control Pills - All you need to know #pills #birthcontrolpills If you are planning to go on birth control pills, the one question you may have is how effective is birth control. Another question would be can you get pregnant on birth control? Stay tuned and we'll answer all your questions! Ok, so birth control pills are 99% effective and work just fine for most women. However, the most important factor here is that you have to be regular with the birth control pills. A few reasons why your birth control pills may not be effective could be: Irregularity – Sometimes women forget to take the pill and sometimes the side effects associated with the pill, such as nausea can cause non-compliance. You may then feel that the birth control effectiveness is not what you expected. Antibiotics and birth control – Certain antibiotics reduce the birth control pills' effectiveness. So if you are on antibiotics for a long period of time, it would be better to use an alternate contraception like condom. Timing – If you want your pill to be effective, make sure you take it at the same time every single day, especially if it is the progestin only pills. If you are the forgetful type or extremely busy, set an alarm in order to remind yourself. Wrong pill – There are a bunch of different types of pills. Some more effective than the others. So if you are breast-feeling or suffering from migraine or have heart disease, estrogen is not for you. And this could be a reason why your BC pills are not working. Storage – Too much heat or too much cold can lower the effectiveness of your birth control pills. So make sure you keep it in a place away from direct sunlight, in a cool area. Choose the right type of pill that suits your body and the best way to do that would be to get in touch with your doctor. Her Body sheds light on a variety of health issues that affect women and teens including sex education, dating and relationships, and reproductive health. How effective is the birth control pill at preventing pregnancy? What are the benefits and risks of taking birth control pills? How do I choose the right type of birth control pill for me? How do I use the birth control pill correctly and consistently? What should I do if I miss a pill or have vomiting or diarrhea? How does the birth control pill interact with other medications or supplements? What are the signs and symptoms of a serious complication from the birth control pill? How long does it take for the birth control pill to start working and stop working? How does the birth control pill affect my menstrual cycle, acne, mood, and other health issues?