|
Birth control pills isn't effective the first day you take them?
I wanted to be put on birth control pills and I went to my doctor like suggested. He gave me the pills and explained about them but said I needed to be on them for at least 1 full month before they became completely effective and I don't end up pregnant. When I asked here before somebody said they are effective immediately. I told my doctor that somebody said they were effective immediately and slightly laughed and was like I hate how teens get these stupid rumors and something like that's how so many girls wind up pregnant. Who is right? My doctor or you guys?
[ ]
Want to answer more questions in the Sexual Health and Reproduction category?
Maybe give some free advice about: Birth Control Pills?
Your Doctor. They go to school for this type of stuff. My birth control pills didn't become effective until 3 months after taking them. They will work eventually, just be patient, and trust what your doctor says.
]
Your doctor.
Don't believe people over a doctors advice. Why would he lie to you
]
Your doctor is right. Really, would you expect the teenage population to be right, rather than your doctor? ;) I think not.
]
Actually, both are wrong.
You're already pregnant!
:(
]
Your Doctor is so right. That's not a game you want to try to prove him wrong on.. The consolation prize can suck.
]
Your doctor has been through years of medical school...on the other hand, you need zero qualifications to have an account on Advicenators. Inaccurate information can easily be given out here by the misinformed. Birth control pills generally are not as effective until you've been on them a month, it usually says it in the fine print, your doctor is right.
]
are you really asking this?
Your doctor is right
]
More Questions: |