If you stop taking birth control, will it mess up your period?
Stopping birth control might affect your period. Typically, it should start again within three months after you stop taking the pill, although many women don't notice any difference. ChaCha again soon!
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Where can you get birth control and how old do you have to be?
Planned Parenthood or doctor's office to get birth control pi...
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How much is birth control at planned parenthood?
Planned Parenthood can give you a prescription for birth cont...
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If you are pregnant and still taking birth control what happens to the baby?
There's very little evidence that exposure to the hormones in...
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What will happen if you start a birth control pack 3 days before you start your period?
Ideally you should start birth control pills the Sunday follo...
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You should be getting your period within 2 to 3 days after ta...
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How many days does it take for birth control to work?
It depends on the exact birth control pill being used, but ge...
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If your on birth control and miss a period what all could that mean?
If you miss a period it could mean that you are pregnant.
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Can birth control cause hypothyroidism?
My adrenal glands are also low, which also developed after be...
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How long does it take birth control to start working again after being on antibiotics?
So like a day or 2 depending on the anti-biotic. If it's a Z-...
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The birth control is 98 percent to 99 percent effective at pr...
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Where can you get birth control and how old do you have to be?
Planned Parenthood or doctor's office to get birth control pi...
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What will happen if you start a birth control pack 3 days before you start your period?
Ideally you should start birth control pills the Sunday follo...
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You should be getting your period within 2 to 3 days after ta...
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Is Gianvi a good birth control?
Many people have reported severe stomach pain when switching ...
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If I missed two days in a row of my birth control pills, could that mess with my period?
If you miss two tablets in a row, take the two missed tablets...
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How effective is birth controll?
The Birth Control Pill ("the Pill") is 99.7% under Perfect Us...
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Does Lybrel birth control make you gain weight?
Lybrel has the same side effects as other hormonal methods. A...
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If I went to PlannedParenthood for birth control, is there any way my parents would find out?
No. Planned Parenthood keeps all of your medical information ...
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What happens if a guy take birth control?
There is a male birth control pill in the works but there are...
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If you miss a birth control pill can you start spotting?
Occasionally you may be late taking a pill or forget to take ...
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How effective is birth controll?
The Birth Control Pill ("the Pill") is 99.7% under Perfect Us...
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Does Lybrel birth control make you gain weight?
Lybrel has the same side effects as other hormonal methods. A...
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Most birth control pills are "combination pills" containing a...
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How long does it take birth control to work?
Birth control pills usually become effective at preventing pr...
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What happens if a guy take birth control?
There is a male birth control pill in the works but there are...
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How effective is birth controll?
The Birth Control Pill ("the Pill") is 99.7% under Perfect Us...
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Does birth control affect periods?
Birth control can alter the flow and the length of your perio...
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Does birth control cause you to cough up blood?
It can, but coughing up blood is a serious and rare side effe...
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How high is the chance of getting pregnant if you miss your birth control one day?
Ter missing one or more pills, be sure to follow these instru...
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Side effects of birth control pill?
Acne, bloating, and breakthrough bleeding are some of the com...
About Birth Control
Birth control refers to the interception of a female egg and a male sperm so that embryo implantation, resulting in pregnancy, does not occur. Birth control has been practiced for thousands of years, and there are various methods which have evolved, including birth control pills, patches, and shots, as well as condoms, diaphragms, and birth control rings. Methods that don't require additional contraception include early withdrawal and abstinence.

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