Change in birth control?

Okay, I purely changed my birth control pill about to 3 weeks ago due to breakthrough bleeding and abnormal periods on the closing one. I have changed to Zovia, which is a stronger dose after the last one i be on. However, right after i started this one I have gotten sore nipples (only when i squeeze them) and I fell extremely bloated. Is this commonplace?

I also had a horror of being pregnant (which at this point i would own been 3 months from when my period started to be weird) but I have taken a hpt and gotten bloodwork done that come out negative. I also get a pelvic exam/ultrasound done this week and they found nothing. So is the pill cause these symptoms?
Answers:

Irregular period?


It sounds resembling the pill is causing those symptoms. Hormones, etc..You might wanna stop squeezing your nipples if it hurts.

Another pms put somebody through the mill?

Yes, the pill can cause breast discomfort and bloating to occur. What I did for the tender breasts is budge up on cup size when it came to my bra and that help a lot.

As to if it is everyday for those symptoms to occur on the pill, yes they are deeply common and majority for some women to have.

Hair loss?

Hey, don't verbs about anyone pregnant - these symptoms definately sound approaching the pill - and trust me, by 3 months you would know!

all contraceptive pills, injections, etc are a combination of hormones, so if the mix doesn't suit you resourcefully then it can produce extreme symptoms close to around a normal (i.e. not on the pill) length. Sore nipples and bloating are definately these kind of symptoms.

it may be that your body is a short time ago getting used to the new hormones - i expect most doctors will let you be in motion 3 months on a new pill to agree to it settle before considering the symptoms permanant. If it doesn't settle down here time, I would go final to your doctor and ask them for their advice on a better pill.

Good luck.





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