The Nuvaring, is it good? what's your experience on using it?
I'm trying to figure out what type of birth control to turn back on. I basically had a little one and I got pregnant while using the pill. I be thinking of using the nuvaring. good choice? (I'm not breastfeeding)
Answers:
The nuvaring is a low dose birth control method and so if by "got pregnant on the pill" you be set to you missed taking it versus took it on schedule and it wasn't decisive, then nuvaring would deliver even smaller amount medication than the pills did for you. However, the effectiveness of low dose compared to the common (or high) dose methods is something you can get the most comprehensive information from your doctor on, because I envision the response to it is different from woman to woman.
My experience has be quite well-mannered. I chose the nuvaring for convenience and haven't noticed any physiological differences and desire I had it when I be younger. There was initially some frustration in the application process as the ring itself is to some extent stiff and its this circular thick rubber band-like apparatus that you own to pinch together to make diminish and order to slide within. Getting a grip and holding it in this position take practice though some may be a natural at it. Also, the ring have to be inserted during your actual menstrual cycle and you'll be bleeding when you insert it (something I didn't expect when choosing to go on it). But the insertion is hurried, its a matter of once you've gotten it contained by you push back next to your longest finger and you're done...it really is a matter of second so don't let that piece make you too uneasy.
If you're approaching me, I don't remember to take pills or to remove patch every week on a timely schedule, so the nuvaring website (nuvaring.com) in fact has software for a timer for insertion and removal of your nuvaring, which I one-sidedly have come to rely on as a reminder. Its necessarily a little timer that you type surrounded by your insertion date for, and it keeps track of the three weeks then date in which you are to remove it, and another reminder a week then when you are to insert it again. So your nuvaring is once a month based on after three weeks you remove it and can expect your term to come within that week you enjoy it out, and exactly one week later you put it put a bet on in. On those reminder days, the little timer pops up on your computer eyeshade. If privacy is an issue, create your own desktop and no one will see it but you.
I haven't be off it but, but I believe if you've ever experienced side effects from coming off other birth control methods its possible you will experience them here too. My friend experienced some nausea and headache when she stopped it initially but they passed. It has be the most convenient method i've ever tried.
As far as sex goes, my boyfriend can discern it sometimes and sometimes he can't. It doesn't bother him, and the nuvaring website addressed that as ably when I went on it to hold my questions answered. The greater majority of men don't mind sensation it. I also noticed at some points in time, it certainly fits around the cervical cap, which is also the time surrounded by which it can't be felt sexually. Other times its be described as what feels close to a rubber band contained by the back but it be no biggie at all to them. Things close to that will always be subjective, so fortunately the website give a coupon for a free nuvaring (I printed one and used it) to take to the pharmacist and that'll make available you the opportunity to try it (it does still require a doctor's prescription). My girlfriends describe it as "the best". So its worth a try because it is definately a revolutionary in birth control hormones for women.
Take care.
I've be on it for 3 years and It is truly a GOD SEND! Been in pills, patch and shot...this is awesome. Sex next to it is normal, except if your guy is on the smaller side. He may get the impression it but the average to well blessed have no complaints. I love love love it!!!
