Should I at least try the pill to see how I will react to it before I decide to get a IUD?
IUD vs. the pill
Should I at least try the pill to see how I will react to it before I decide to get a IUD?
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I've been looking a lot into both of them but I'm not quite sure what I should do yet. Paragard didn't seem to have that many negative affects from what I could find researching online. It does have a couple really risky ones but they are not that common.
Also thanks for the response.
Should I at least try the pill to see how I will react to it before I decide to get a IUD? less
I know these side effects are not very common, but who ends up in the hospital because of condoms?
I know these side effects are not very common, but who ends up in the hospital because of condoms? less
I know condoms are good when used correctly but I hate not having control over any of it. The guy could be leaving the condoms in his wallet or glove department to get damaged in the heat. I also had a time when a guy I was dating already came inside the condom but it stayed inside of me when he pulled out so worried some of it could have leaked somehow.
They IUD moving around I hear is very rare but it's a higher risk to someone that hasn't giving birth yet so it's a possible that it might happen to me. I've also heard the bad experiences with some of the hormonal methods and those scare me a lot.
I know condoms are good when used correctly but I hate not having control over any of it. The guy could be leaving the condoms in his wallet or glove department to get damaged in the heat. I also ... more
I know condoms are good when used correctly but I hate not having control over any of it. The guy could be leaving the condoms in his wallet or glove department to get damaged in the heat. I also had a time when a guy I was dating already came inside the condom but it stayed inside of me when he pulled out so worried some of it could have leaked somehow.
They IUD moving around I hear is very rare but it's a higher risk to someone that hasn't giving birth yet so it's a possible that it might happen to me. I've also heard the bad experiences with some of the hormonal methods and those scare me a lot. less
Besides, if you haven't both been screened for STDs, it's sensible to continue using condoms even if you're on another type of birth control. I just started on the pill last week, but nobody's going bareback with me without a trip to the doctor.