what is this drug? How does it work?
Have you been satisfied with it, if you've
ever been on it? How does it compare to
others.
I just got switched from estrostep to
zovia (damn that zovia crap! I got so
sick on it! ) to lo-overal. Is
it anything like estrostep, where it
starts out with a low dose and gets
progressively higher? Or is it just a
constant low dose? I couldn't stand the
constant 35 mcg in zovia... It made me so
sick. anyways, do you
think lo-overal will be helpful?
Thanks so much!
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Carifairy
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Nov 2005 Posts: 2610 Location: Charlotte n.c.
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Posted: 01-18-07 19:12pm
Lo/ovral is a constant low dose. Some
women do better on mono phasic pills(all
one dose), and some women do better on
triphasic pills.
Why did you switch if you liekd estrostep
so much?
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rachelnicole
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 19 Sep 2006 Posts: 86
Posted: 01-30-07 01:43am
Accursed insurance. *sniffles* thanks
for the help; I hope this one won't make
me sick like the last one they tried to
put me on.
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Mlk0419
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 16 Jun 2007 Posts: 2 Location: Florida
Re: Lo-overal Posted: 06-16-07 14:09pm
Zovia also made me very sick...nausea,
vomiting, headaches, dizziness,
breakthrough bleeding 2 weeks before I was
due to start my period. BTB still hasn't
stopped, my dr called in a prescription
for lo-overal which I will begin after I
finish this pack of zovia. Hopefully there
won't be as many side effects.
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Tylanas
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Posted: 06-16-07 15:04pm
I'm on triphasic pills (orthotricyclen-lo)
and they work really well for me.
) to lo-overal. Is
it anything like estrostep, where it
starts out with a low dose and gets
progressively higher? Or is it just a
constant low dose? I couldn't stand the
constant 35 mcg in zovia... It made me so
sick. 
anyways, do you
think lo-overal will be helpful?
