What to Switch to From the Patch Posted: 12-07-04 15:57pm
I have been on the patch for about 6
months now, and have gained lots of
weight. I would like to switch to
something else, I was thinking of going to
seasonale, but reading some posts scared
me. What is the consensus on the best
pill? I'd like to reduce the number of
periods I get.
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BeckLyn
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Nov 2004 Posts: 476
Posted: 12-08-04 10:10am
I'm on the pill and have been since I was
15. I did take a break once and try depo
(the shot), but got terrible migraines and
cramps, so I switched back. The pill
hasn't been too bad as far as weight gain.
I weighed 100 lbs (5' 1") from 15 to
about 20. And I am 22 now. Since I was
20 I have gained almost 30 lbs. However
I think this is just because of the
hormone change due at this age. I love
the pill.
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belle9
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Nov 2004 Posts: 5
Switch From Patch to Seasonale?? Posted: 12-08-04 10:13am
My question is whether to go to seasonale.
I'd like something to reduce the number
of periods I get. I've been doing that
with the patch and the pill, but have
lately put on 20 pounds, while dieting and
working out nonetheless. So I suspect
it's the patch. From reading here though,
it sounds like folks don't like seasonale.
So what to switch to??
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