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Krochha

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Tanning & Birthcontrol Posted: 10-03-06 20:44pm


Hey everyone, I was just wondering if it is safe to use tanning bed nude while on the birthcontrol patch? I have been going but I have been wearing my panties the whole time & today I just covered the patch up with a small towel. It wont harm me or make my chances of getting preggers rise will it?? Thank you for your help!!

Carifairy

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Posted: 10-04-06 14:13pm


Tanning beds will not harm your brith control at all, but you may notice that the area under your patch does not tan.. :p some women notice more dark spots like freckles or 'sun spots' when they tan while using birth control, but usually this is not the norm.

Crazyness24

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Joined: 24 Jan 2006
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Location: Jersey

Posted: 10-11-06 12:35pm


No ive been tanning a long time. It never effects it

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