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Jasmin And Nuvaring - And Hairloss? Posted: 01-04-07 10:47am


I was on jasmin for about 5 months, and all throughout that time I was losing a lot of hair. It got to the point that I could really see the scalp through my hair (at the crown) - this is when I freaked out! I stopped taking the pill and got on gnc hair vitamins immediately. I also started using nioxin 3 - this is what my hairdresser recommended (unlike rogain, you do not need to use it forever to not lose all the benefits you got). Almost immediately after I got off jasmin I saw improvement - I wasn't pulling out handfulls and handfulls of hair. I just got on nuvaring, this is the 5th day, and my hair started falling out again, badly. Has anyone experienced this? I found a website - webmd that says that nuvaring is one of the birth control methods that can cause hairloss. Anyway, i'm done with this crap! I think i'm done with birth control alltogether! I'll just have my husband have a vasectomy.

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