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Birth Control
I'm not sure what category this really goes under, but I was curious on birth control.. Does it just make pmsing on a certain schedule so you know when? does it stop it for a certain amt of time? How does it work?
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Birth Control is a wonderful thing. There are many forms of Birth Control though. The Pill, shot, patch, and a ring you place in your vagina. I would recomend the pill. Its easy to take. You take it every single day for 3 weeks and on the 4th week you should have your peroid. The sunday after your peroid is when you start up on taking the pills again. Pills are easy to take just remeber to take them everyday. And you will always know when your peroid will be. I tried the patch and thats a hastle. I dont recomend that. The shot usually makes you gain weigh, about 20 pounds in one year! The ring just doesnt sound like a good idea!! hope I helped
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all birth control is is a pill to make yu not get pregnet like a condom i dont think it stops periods or anything
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well all birth controls are different. the most common one is the pill which i am on and its supposed to make you stop ovulating so theres no egg to be fertilized if you have sex. its also regulates your period and might shorten it. some girls go on BC to regulate their period or to prevent themselves from getting pregnant or both reasons. you just have to go the doctor and they will figure out which kind you should be on. hope i helped.
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artifical dose of hormones to make your body think that it is prengnante
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ok i know all about this! yes it does help regulate your period so that you know exactly when you get it..the exact day! so thats pretty sweet and it like makes your periods not as bad..if you have a heavy period then the pill is going to help make it not so heavy. well if you need anything else just let me know hun!
♥ Kristen
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The pill will regulate your cycle so you know what is coming, and if you get PMS with your period, I suppose you would know when that was coming too. ;)
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So... ignoring what that other person said...
The pill regulates your cycle, meaning that you'll know when your period will come exactly, and it will likely regulate your PMS (if that happens to you) arrival and length.
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Different birth controls work different ways. Most BC pills screw with your hormones and stop your period and give you heart disease.
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