Birth control pill and libido Posted: 05-10-08 12:00pm
Hello, I have been on Lutera(generic
Alesse) for two years. I had a small
decrease in my libido when I started but
nothing that interfered with my quality of
life.
However, a couple of months ago my libido
began to significantly diminish to the
point where it is now non-existant. I have
noticed that I feel more normal on the off
days of the pill. I am thinking about
switching pills to see if it will help but
don't know what component of the pill I am
taking now is affecting my libido. Can
anyone offer a suggestion for other birth
control pills that I will not of this
effect or at least not to this degree?
There is no evidence that birth control
pills (including Lutera) can cause libido
decreasing (frigidity). There is evidence
that birth control pills can cause
depression and indirectly depression might
affect the sex drive.
Do you feel depressed?
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TAMIEKA
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Hi Posted: 05-16-08 19:13pm
Yesterday morning me and my boyfriend had
sex and the condom had burst and in the
night i'ave got the postinor-2
contraceptive to take and i had took both
of them 5 minutes apart but the thing i
want to know is if it will still work
after taking that so quickly behind each
other?
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