i went to the doctor today to have my birth control switched b/c the depo shot wasn't working. i be put on ortho tri cyclen or whatever. i am scared immediately because i read up on it and many people hold gotten pregnant using it. i read something where they gave it to a woman to bring back pregant. i am scared. i am only 15 almost 16 amazingly soon. i don't want anything bad to happen and also i read online that your acne will obtain worse and i can't deal with that. can someone please facilitate me out on this. please don't stress me out more. lol. i am worrying myself to death. please help contribute any insight.
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Polycystic ovary syndrome.?

I used to be on ortho tri cyclen for quite some time (but now I'm on a different brand) and never have a problem with it. Just make sure that you never miss a pill! I other have my pills on me and take them around dinner or so. If I do forget them at home or something, I lately have to remember to take them as soon as I can.

Results may be at variance with other people, but I never have a problem. Just make it a habit!

Also, I've never have much acne, but I had much less while on the pill. And I don't hold many cramps during my period, most of the time I one and only have cramps the first day.

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Birth control that won't get me budge crazy?

i be prescribed ortho tri cyclen specifically for acne.(i had moderate acne) it healed mine. i love it.
most birth control pills back acne, but ortho is the only one thats approved specifically for it.. so your chances of it breaking you out are low..

it's 99.9% potent birth control.. similar to most.
theres always the .1% but thats rare.. usually its make happen they dont take the pills at the exact same time everyday..
dont forget the set time..

good luck..

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you enunciate the depo shot wasn't working? what do you mean by that? did you get pregnant on it? it can mess up your hormones unsuccessfully and a lot of doctors will not give it to childlike women. you may want to consider a monophasic birth control, such as loestrin 24. triphasic birth controls "mimic" your natural cycle, but it can make mood swings worse. monophasic isn't as bleak and is just as effective. oral contraceptives are up to 99.9% effectual if taken on schedule every day next to no missed doses. and some medications can interfere with efficiency. they give birth control to women to help REGULATE their cycles, next the women go off of it to get hold of pregnant. they don't actually give it to women to CAUSE pregnancy. hope this help to clear up some of the confusion

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I caught my son wasting adjectives the vaseline and smearing it into the junk?

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My hubby never have a cold sore adjectives of a sudden he have one?
OUCH. My nipple is red and it stings so freakin doomed to failure when I put a bra on or clothes touches it?
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When am I supposed to go and get my time when on birth control?

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