Hi Cyster! Today you'll learn all about birth control and whether or not it's your only option with PCOS! Let me know in the comments if your doctor threw birth control your way without any explanation!
Yes!!!!!! I was diagnosed in 2014 right before I turned 24, and my doctor threw pills at me and told me to lose weight. I started moving my body daily for 15-30 minutes, eating clean, unprocessed foods, cut out HFCS, other sugars, and artificial crap. I noticed the pills still made me gain weight, my joints started hurting, I had a constant headache on top of my head, I was always moody and depressed told my doctor twice and boh times she tried to throw metformin at me and I said "nope I'm done you aren't listening to me, I want answers not bandaid guesses or solutions" and walked out. Quit birth control that day and within 5-6 weeks got my period, lost 10lbs and thought okay I'm healed! Quit eating clean and got lax with exercise, started gaining weight again getting symptoms back, and noticed maybe the lifestyle change was making a difference. Hopped back on the fitness wagon and lost 86lbs in a year and a half kept that off for 3ish years, had regular periods, rarely had PCOS "flare ups" then got pregnant naturally, huge surprise and blessing! And while pregnant I still exercised daily, ate very clean and maintained a healthy weight during most of my pregnancy only gaining 37lbs...... Then had an ECV 5 weeks before delivery and swole up-gained 90lbs total during pregnancy-had my son February 2020. Continued to eat clean, exercise daily after birth, was losing the weight and got my period like clock work for 6 months after having my son and was tracking my cm and temps to avoid pregnancy. My husband and I decided we wanted to space out our kids a few years so I got lazy and got on birth control cause my body seemed normal after giving birth almost as if the PCOS was gone and I thought it would be ok with my body.... WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!... I noticed hellish side effects of the pill and even insane weight gain... But when I went to the doctor about the side effects they told me it wasn't side effects it was "thyroid issues so, keep taking the pill well test you in a few days for thyroid and provide a prescription if necessary". I thought oh hell no not again. Got off birth control in May and my periods are normal, symptoms gone, mental health great and I still maintain a healthy clean eating, active lifestyle. I have 20lbs left to lose until I am at my goal, Slow and steady 😁
You are heaven sent!! I just recently got diagnosed with PCOS and I am trying to figure out more about it and your videos are so in-depth and clarifying. Thank you so much!!! Hopefully I can lose this weight and start getting healthier because I am trying to conceive in the next year! I already have a 12 year old so I know with dedication and discipline it can happen!
I'm so happy I found your channel!! I got diagnosed at 17 due to having periods every other month. I got put on BC pills and tried for almost a year and felt debilitated with migraines. So then I got on the ring which caused the worst drying pain inside 🐱. Then after a couple years, I got put on the Mirena. I was given a pull to open up my cervix so that it would be so painful when inserted. For 7 years I stayed on it, but decided I wanted my body to have a cycle again, and I also gained so much weight by that time, doubled. So then I had irregular bleeding for months and the obgyn told me that until I lose weight, I need to be on bc in order to shed the uterine lining every month because pcos can lead to endometriosis/ endometrial cancer. So I went on POP for a year. And now I'm here, trying to learn what I can do. I believe that my body can heal itself, and that this condition doesn't have to be such a burden. I'm hoping now at 30, I can take control of my body again and be a better steward of it.
My daughter is 13 and was recently diagnosed. Her doctor is pushing for the “baby pill”. PCOS unfortunately runs heavily in her father’s family. So, I’m looking into all natural options available because she’s just too young in my opinion to be on birth control. We’ve started to cut back on dairy, gluten and sugar. It will be a slow and hopefully steady climb in the right direction.
I got to know about my PCOS in 2018 . That time I didn’t know about birth control . So I was doing the seed cycling, yoga , some other exercises , cardio and healthy diet . At the first 2 yrs I was feeling so good and I was getting my period almost every month on time . I was dairy off and gluten off since 2018 But in 2020, I got some other health problems like hemorrhoids and endometriosis. So I was in period pain every month for 1 year . I did everything but couldn’t get over with pain . But I lost weight and my skin was good. Only issue I had and I have still is hair loss . However, since 6 months on birth control pills and I have no pain no cramps no bowl pain during my period. So I think birth control helps me a lot .
I’m struggling with heavy bleeding and hormonal imbalance. The hardest part about changing up diet is access and affordability. I was on birth control for 3 months, and stopped. My period was lighter, became regular, and I lost weight. I’m considering on going back to the pill just because of food accessibility
I was losing hair by the brush fulls and was told I was simply too "stressed." My gyno revealed, half a head of hairless later, that my hormones, including testosterone were all over the place.
I had a horrible experience being on birth control, my periods hurted so bad that all I could do was scream and cry. Then I bleed a lot so I was constantly changing pads and clothes. But I also experience depression I think the last time I was on birth control because I just felt sad a lot. Even now, my new OBGYN were I live is trying to get me on birth control when that's something I don't want.
My periods were sooo heavy before I started YAZ birth control. It really improved my quality of life. Iv been eating gluten and dairy free and seeing a naturopath to help me with PCOS supplements for the last 6 months. Is it fine for me to stay on the pill?
If it works for you, yes! Please stay on it if it improves your quality of life. 💗 BC is the only thing that helps me as well. I had a period for 6 months and only was able to stop it with birth control.
@@amarantheinwhite update, I’ve been off it for 6 months and my periods are waaay better since I started implanting things from this channel! I think taking supplements and ovasitol on Bc really eased the transition off of it.
I never smoked, never drank. Incorporated high protein and healthy fats, lots of fruit and veggies. Lifted weights, I am on a healthy weight, got lots of sleep and still lost my period for over six months. I never wanted to take the pill. Now feel absolutely defeated...😢
I found out I had PCOS when I ended up in the ER in 2013 because of severe pain in my right lower abdomen. They saw in the ultrasound that I had an 8cm cyst and said I would need to schedule for a laparoscopic surgery to remove it. They put me on birth control and it helped to clear the cyst and I ended up not needing surgery. But I never was given any education on how to manage my PCOS and was just told to continue taking birth control until I wanted to get pregnant. I found you on Instagram and decided that I want to take better control of my PCOS and to manage my symptoms. I’m considering getting off birth control but idk how I should approach it. I’m scared how my body will react to the change. I’m taking Ovasitol, and am dairy free and mostly gluten free.
Hi mam i was prescribed birth control but didn't took it because of you and your amazing tips about gluten sugar and dairy free i was able to get periods ❤️ One thing i want to ask that i was given duphston for five days so i am asking if my periods are real or fake???
Ive been on the pill since i was 14, im now 23 and kinda scared to come off it because i don’t know what will happen when I’ve never experienced the actual side effects of pcos
I really want to try a gluten and dairy free diet but that seems soo overwhelming! I'm gonna try to give it a shot though. I'm worried if I don't lose weight I will end up pre diabetic. So I'm willing to try anything! It's impossible to get doctors to listen when you are overweight, so maybe if I get back to a healthy weight, they will take me seriously🙄
I’m struggling with frequent period. Every other week. Any recommendations for that? I was diagnosed with pcos and only have taken birth control for 3 months since my diagnosis in 2013. I’ve always had period issues since I was 12. Doctors kept saying “you’ll grow yo and your body will regular” I’m 31 now and nope. I get a one a month period for 6 months and now back to every other week.
@@teebabyroserose253same.mine is non stop .my longest period is 6months.almsot everday i bled..been suffering for this 4 years.now im on birth control shot....it lessen the flow but i still bleed😢😢😢😢😢..im.sooo dperess...
Doctor told me here birth control but if you take likely you gain more weight but here this other birth control and lose some weight maybe do a low carb diet it may help. that was it......
I got diagnosed with pcos at age 14, my first period lasted 28 day and it was very heavy. My blood count drop to 4counts, I was admitted. I was placed on birthcontrol and the pills started to make me feel sick I had to start taking them. Throughout I gain a lot of weight
Hi there, watching your video gave me so much peace of mind. I just got diagnosed with pos yesterday, never even heard of it before and wondering if my gynecologist's instructions are 100%. Basically she gave me a bottle of 10 medroxyprogesterone which is supposed to help force a period and suggested for me to find a birth control to go on after it to help regulate a period. Not sure if I should or not, a little nervous considering the higher dosage ones mess my body up vs this one particular low hormonal one that worked fine but unfortunately a lot of insurances stopped covering it so I don't know which brand to turn to. 😕 ☹️😔
I want to ovulate normally and conceive when I’m off the pills my pcos goes crazy. When I’m not on the pills I ovulate about every 35-40 days and don’t feel the anxiety and mood symptoms that I felt on birthcontrol.
May I ask, why do y’all want to get your period back ? No judgement I’m truly asking . My gynecologist told me that having a period has nothing to do with being healthy . I’ve been on my period for two months , desperately looking for a way to get it to stop I just want answers 😩
if you dont get your period for a long time then the lining of your uterus becomes thicker and thicker and may eventually burst which is what ive been told by my doctor
Do you recommend taking a non hormonal birth control method to prevent pregnancy ? But I can control my hormones with GF and DF, suplements and slow weighted workouts?
I didn't till after my first child age 19. I was put on a progesterone only pill as I was breast feeding . I started getting acne along my cheeks and jaw, darker hair on my arms and hair on my chin . then the weight gain. I was on it for 4 months and stopped. since my hormones have been out of wack . it has wrecked my adult life. weather it was the pill or the hormone change from pregnancy.
I have same question, i tried non hormonal coil but was bleeding more and it also moved out of place, and i’m scared to try the hormonal one as i had side effects with the pill 😭😭
I've been on hormonal contraceptives for 20 years. Discovered my PCOS in 2018. Doctors added progesterone pill on top of my current hormonal IUD. I stopped the progesterone pill but still have IUD. Does all of this information also apply to IUD or only the pill?
Same but just answer me 1 question sis if I stop ocp and i dont get periods without those pills which means nor I ovulate neither my uterine line sheds than this may cause risk of endometriosis???????????? I am so worried either I got on to pills to just fake the process or leave it but it may risk the uterine lining🥺🥺plssssss help
So what about if your pcos causes you to bleed constantly will this diet and supplements plan still work? It sounds like it tailored to people who don't get there period
I am currently in a relationship and I am not sure what form of contraception to use to pervert pergancy. As I have pcos and in the past using birth control pills didn't help, because when I stopped using them I didn't see my period for months and years. Now I have been able to regulate my period through lifestyle changes.but I want to enjoy time with my partner without an un wanted pergancy or having my body and hormones getting out of hand any advice on what from of birth control to use in a relationship when you have pcos
I have a thyroid problem too like you have been own med but off of them now and still own birth control and now met Forman and vitamin for pcos and thyroid.
I gained 10kg in two weeks taking progesterone. Have not managed to lose them after 8 months from stopping taking the hormone 😂 they wanted to put the IUD no way!
I got off the pill after 6 months and guess what periods disappeared. I hate ocp is there any other option without causing me not to ovulate as those pills don't let ovulation happen and are so called menses ???? But without them if I don't mentruate than my uteus lining will effect and cause the risk of endometriosis 😔🥺 taking homeopath I get few clot but dont actually know if I am ovulating and my lining sheds or not.. Plsss help dr
Hello Mam, I was experiencing heavy bleeding,so doctor put me on birth control and now I am having all sorts of crazy side effects. Can I stop taking birth control and switch to ovasitol and other supplements as you suggested? I won’t get heavy bleeding once I switch rit??
Even I m facing this problem... M sick of these pills.. I feel cramps, nausea bcoz of which I couldn't eat for 2 days or drink water at all which led to severe constipation and 6 months back only I had hemorrhoids surgery but my periods are heavy from 4 months.. M very disturbed and don't know what to do😢
Hi Cyster! Today you'll learn all about birth control and whether or not it's your only option with PCOS! Let me know in the comments if your doctor threw birth control your way without any explanation!
Yes!!!!!! I was diagnosed in 2014 right before I turned 24, and my doctor threw pills at me and told me to lose weight. I started moving my body daily for 15-30 minutes, eating clean, unprocessed foods, cut out HFCS, other sugars, and artificial crap. I noticed the pills still made me gain weight, my joints started hurting, I had a constant headache on top of my head, I was always moody and depressed told my doctor twice and boh times she tried to throw metformin at me and I said "nope I'm done you aren't listening to me, I want answers not bandaid guesses or solutions" and walked out. Quit birth control that day and within 5-6 weeks got my period, lost 10lbs and thought okay I'm healed! Quit eating clean and got lax with exercise, started gaining weight again getting symptoms back, and noticed maybe the lifestyle change was making a difference. Hopped back on the fitness wagon and lost 86lbs in a year and a half kept that off for 3ish years, had regular periods, rarely had PCOS "flare ups" then got pregnant naturally, huge surprise and blessing! And while pregnant I still exercised daily, ate very clean and maintained a healthy weight during most of my pregnancy only gaining 37lbs...... Then had an ECV 5 weeks before delivery and swole up-gained 90lbs total during pregnancy-had my son February 2020. Continued to eat clean, exercise daily after birth, was losing the weight and got my period like clock work for 6 months after having my son and was tracking my cm and temps to avoid pregnancy. My husband and I decided we wanted to space out our kids a few years so I got lazy and got on birth control cause my body seemed normal after giving birth almost as if the PCOS was gone and I thought it would be ok with my body.... WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!... I noticed hellish side effects of the pill and even insane weight gain... But when I went to the doctor about the side effects they told me it wasn't side effects it was "thyroid issues so, keep taking the pill well test you in a few days for thyroid and provide a prescription if necessary". I thought oh hell no not again. Got off birth control in May and my periods are normal, symptoms gone, mental health great and I still maintain a healthy clean eating, active lifestyle. I have 20lbs left to lose until I am at my goal, Slow and steady 😁
Yes no explanation
Which brand of birth control pill you took?
You are heaven sent!! I just recently got diagnosed with PCOS and I am trying to figure out more about it and your videos are so in-depth and clarifying. Thank you so much!!! Hopefully I can lose this weight and start getting healthier because I am trying to conceive in the next year! I already have a 12 year old so I know with dedication and discipline it can happen!
I'm so happy I found your channel!! I got diagnosed at 17 due to having periods every other month. I got put on BC pills and tried for almost a year and felt debilitated with migraines. So then I got on the ring which caused the worst drying pain inside 🐱. Then after a couple years, I got put on the Mirena. I was given a pull to open up my cervix so that it would be so painful when inserted. For 7 years I stayed on it, but decided I wanted my body to have a cycle again, and I also gained so much weight by that time, doubled. So then I had irregular bleeding for months and the obgyn told me that until I lose weight, I need to be on bc in order to shed the uterine lining every month because pcos can lead to endometriosis/ endometrial cancer. So I went on POP for a year. And now I'm here, trying to learn what I can do. I believe that my body can heal itself, and that this condition doesn't have to be such a burden.
I'm hoping now at 30, I can take control of my body again and be a better steward of it.
My daughter is 13 and was recently diagnosed. Her doctor is pushing for the “baby pill”. PCOS unfortunately runs heavily in her father’s family. So, I’m looking into all natural options available because she’s just too young in my opinion to be on birth control. We’ve started to cut back on dairy, gluten and sugar. It will be a slow and hopefully steady climb in the right direction.
I got to know about my PCOS in 2018 . That time I didn’t know about birth control . So I was doing the seed cycling, yoga , some other exercises , cardio and healthy diet . At the first 2 yrs I was feeling so good and I was getting my period almost every month on time . I was dairy off and gluten off since 2018 But in 2020, I got some other health problems like hemorrhoids and endometriosis. So I was in period pain every month for 1 year . I did everything but couldn’t get over with pain . But I lost weight and my skin was good. Only issue I had and I have still is hair loss . However, since 6 months on birth control pills and I have no pain no cramps no bowl pain during my period. So I think birth control helps me a lot .
Was it the progesterin only pill ?
But some people shre their experience that they can't conceive after birth control pills
I’m struggling with heavy bleeding and hormonal imbalance. The hardest part about changing up diet is access and affordability. I was on birth control for 3 months, and stopped. My period was lighter, became regular, and I lost weight. I’m considering on going back to the pill just because of food accessibility
Hi I’m looking for a suitable bc. Could I ask what kind of bc you were taking? Thank you!
Which one?
How heavy is your bleeding? You’re sure you don’t have a fibroid?
I was losing hair by the brush fulls and was told I was simply too "stressed." My gyno revealed, half a head of hairless later, that my hormones, including testosterone were all over the place.
Did you ever figure it out?!
I had a horrible experience being on birth control, my periods hurted so bad that all I could do was scream and cry. Then I bleed a lot so I was constantly changing pads and clothes. But I also experience depression I think the last time I was on birth control because I just felt sad a lot. Even now, my new OBGYN were I live is trying to get me on birth control when that's something I don't want.
My periods were sooo heavy before I started YAZ birth control. It really improved my quality of life. Iv been eating gluten and dairy free and seeing a naturopath to help me with PCOS supplements for the last 6 months. Is it fine for me to stay on the pill?
If it works for you, yes! Please stay on it if it improves your quality of life. 💗 BC is the only thing that helps me as well. I had a period for 6 months and only was able to stop it with birth control.
@@amarantheinwhite update, I’ve been off it for 6 months and my periods are waaay better since I started implanting things from this channel! I think taking supplements and ovasitol on Bc really eased the transition off of it.
I never smoked, never drank. Incorporated high protein and healthy fats, lots of fruit and veggies. Lifted weights, I am on a healthy weight, got lots of sleep and still lost my period for over six months. I never wanted to take the pill. Now feel absolutely defeated...😢
Very informative. Thank you!
That is exactly what my doctor told me wow
Thank you for all you do for us!! ❤️ I need to know if I can take other vitamins with ovasitol?
From where did you get ovasitol?
I found out I had PCOS when I ended up in the ER in 2013 because of severe pain in my right lower abdomen. They saw in the ultrasound that I had an 8cm cyst and said I would need to schedule for a laparoscopic surgery to remove it. They put me on birth control and it helped to clear the cyst and I ended up not needing surgery. But I never was given any education on how to manage my PCOS and was just told to continue taking birth control until I wanted to get pregnant. I found you on Instagram and decided that I want to take better control of my PCOS and to manage my symptoms. I’m considering getting off birth control but idk how I should approach it. I’m scared how my body will react to the change. I’m taking Ovasitol, and am dairy free and mostly gluten free.
Do you get your periods without ocp
Good that u didn't need a surgery...I hope my ovarian cyst too would disappear in 3 months 🤞
Hi mam i was prescribed birth control but didn't took it because of you and your amazing tips about gluten sugar and dairy free i was able to get periods ❤️
One thing i want to ask that i was given duphston for five days so i am asking if my periods are real or fake???
Ive been on the pill since i was 14, im now 23 and kinda scared to come off it because i don’t know what will happen when I’ve never experienced the actual side effects of pcos
same!!!
Useful. Thank you sister ❤️
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I really want to try a gluten and dairy free diet but that seems soo overwhelming! I'm gonna try to give it a shot though. I'm worried if I don't lose weight I will end up pre diabetic. So I'm willing to try anything! It's impossible to get doctors to listen when you are overweight, so maybe if I get back to a healthy weight, they will take me seriously🙄
I’m struggling with frequent period. Every other week. Any recommendations for that? I was diagnosed with pcos and only have taken birth control for 3 months since my diagnosis in 2013. I’ve always had period issues since I was 12. Doctors kept saying “you’ll grow yo and your body will regular” I’m 31 now and nope. I get a one a month period for 6 months and now back to every other week.
same
I also have a period every other week
Same here but mines is everyday smh for a whole year so I’m glad that I’m taking birth control now cuz it is fixing the problem
@@teebabyroserose253same.mine is non stop .my longest period is 6months.almsot everday i bled..been suffering for this 4 years.now im on birth control shot....it lessen the flow but i still bleed😢😢😢😢😢..im.sooo dperess...
Girl talking FACTS
Doctor told me here birth control but if you take likely you gain more weight but here this other birth control and lose some weight maybe do a low carb diet it may help. that was it......
Can you reccomend a birth control for cysters not wanting to conceive 😞☹️
Can I take Ovasitol while taking birth control pills?
Struggling with low estrogen progesterone at age of 32 . please help please tried all possible solution
Got on birth control at 16 n now I'm 31 n still on it... but looking to change
is it just a coincidence that i have pcos and i’m also allergic to gluten and dairy?
Please make a video on endometriosis in pcos? I think Heavy bleeding has only option is birth control
Hi Cyster! We will work on it 💕
Yes the pill works a lot it did for me . I was losing lots of blood every month and I weak because of blood loss
I don't get periods without pills what to do should I take pill or not just tell meeeeeeeeee
I got diagnosed with pcos at age 14, my first period lasted 28 day and it was very heavy. My blood count drop to 4counts, I was admitted. I was placed on birthcontrol and the pills started to make me feel sick I had to start taking them. Throughout I gain a lot of weight
What is the solution
What is a a non hormonal alternative contraceptive for someone with pcos who isn’t ready to start a family yet
Thank you!!
Got birth control and been own seen 21 and then this year I had I found out I had pcos and Thyriod problem. Still try to figure this out with pcos .
Take it one step at a time! We are here for you ❤️
@@PCOSWeightLoss thank you will do and I am own met Forman too should o stay ovation too with that or not ?
I have different type of pcos, two periods in one month
What to do
Mine is nonstop period
Hi there, watching your video gave me so much peace of mind. I just got diagnosed with pos yesterday, never even heard of it before and wondering if my gynecologist's instructions are 100%. Basically she gave me a bottle of 10 medroxyprogesterone which is supposed to help force a period and suggested for me to find a birth control to go on after it to help regulate a period. Not sure if I should or not, a little nervous considering the higher dosage ones mess my body up vs this one particular low hormonal one that worked fine but unfortunately a lot of insurances stopped covering it so I don't know which brand to turn to. 😕 ☹️😔
How should I prevent pregnancy with PCOS then?
I can’t find this answer anywhere 😭😭
I want to ovulate normally and conceive when I’m off the pills my pcos goes crazy. When I’m not on the pills I ovulate about every 35-40 days and don’t feel the anxiety and mood symptoms that I felt on birthcontrol.
May I ask, why do y’all want to get your period back ? No judgement I’m truly asking . My gynecologist told me that having a period has nothing to do with being healthy . I’ve been on my period for two months , desperately looking for a way to get it to stop
I just want answers 😩
if you dont get your period for a long time then the lining of your uterus becomes thicker and thicker and may eventually burst which is what ive been told by my doctor
Do you recommend taking a non hormonal birth control method to prevent pregnancy ? But I can control my hormones with GF and DF, suplements and slow weighted workouts?
Hi Cyster! It's best to consult with your doctor!
I’m looking for same answer🥺
Can we take a cup of milk in PCOS?
How can i gradually get rid of having birth control pills
I didn't till after my first child age 19. I was put on a progesterone only pill as I was breast feeding . I started getting acne along my cheeks and jaw, darker hair on my arms and hair on my chin . then the weight gain. I was on it for 4 months and stopped. since my hormones have been out of wack . it has wrecked my adult life. weather it was the pill or the hormone change from pregnancy.
I want to get off the pill. Would you recommend a non hormonal coil to prevent pregnancy?
I encourage you to consult with your doctor!
I have same question, i tried non hormonal coil but was bleeding more and it also moved out of place, and i’m scared to try the hormonal one as i had side effects with the pill 😭😭
I've been on hormonal contraceptives for 20 years. Discovered my PCOS in 2018. Doctors added progesterone pill on top of my current hormonal IUD. I stopped the progesterone pill but still have IUD. Does all of this information also apply to IUD or only the pill?
Hi Cyster! I encourage you to speak with your doctor more about this 💕
Same but just answer me 1 question sis if I stop ocp and i dont get periods without those pills which means nor I ovulate neither my uterine line sheds than this may cause risk of endometriosis???????????? I am so worried either I got on to pills to just fake the process or leave it but it may risk the uterine lining🥺🥺plssssss help
So what about if your pcos causes you to bleed constantly will this diet and supplements plan still work? It sounds like it tailored to people who don't get there period
i am 17 and my weight is not much only 47 as am tall as well!! at this point i dont know what to do its been 2 months since i didn’t got my periods
I am currently in a relationship and I am not sure what form of contraception to use to pervert pergancy. As I have pcos and in the past using birth control pills didn't help, because when I stopped using them I didn't see my period for months and years. Now I have been able to regulate my period through lifestyle changes.but I want to enjoy time with my partner without an un wanted pergancy or having my body and hormones getting out of hand any advice on what from of birth control to use in a relationship when you have pcos
what can you do about the hypothyroid problems?
I have a thyroid problem too like you have been own med but off of them now and still own birth control and now met Forman and vitamin for pcos and thyroid.
What about if I wanted to take birth control if i want to birth control and i have pcos ?
I gained 10kg in two weeks taking progesterone. Have not managed to lose them after 8 months from stopping taking the hormone 😂 they wanted to put the IUD no way!
I got off the pill after 6 months and guess what periods disappeared. I hate ocp is there any other option without causing me not to ovulate as those pills don't let ovulation happen and are so called menses ???? But without them if I don't mentruate than my uteus lining will effect and cause the risk of endometriosis 😔🥺 taking homeopath I get few clot but dont actually know if I am ovulating and my lining sheds or not.. Plsss help dr
How much u weight when u were first diagnosed?
I have a video on here talking more about how I lost 30lbs! Check it out 😌💕
Hello Mam, I was experiencing heavy bleeding,so doctor put me on birth control and now I am having all sorts of crazy side effects.
Can I stop taking birth control and switch to ovasitol and other supplements as you suggested?
I won’t get heavy bleeding once I switch rit??
Even I m facing this problem... M sick of these pills.. I feel cramps, nausea bcoz of which I couldn't eat for 2 days or drink water at all which led to severe constipation and 6 months back only I had hemorrhoids surgery but my periods are heavy from 4 months.. M very disturbed and don't know what to do😢
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