Question Posted Tuesday September 10 2013, 1:56 pm
the red pills on trigestrel how does it work?
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Sexual Health and Reproduction category? Maybe give some free advice about: Birth Control Pills? Dragonflymagic answered Tuesday September 10 2013, 7:22 pm: Was there an insert with instructions that came with the pills.
I do not understand if all the pills are red or only some of the pills in your trigestrel pack for the month.
Usually if some pills are a different color, those will be the ones that are placebo's without any hormonals meds in them so that you can get a period. Some hormonal contraceptives are designed to get rid of periods almost completely. I've never taken the pill you mention so I wouldnt know if red means anything. The quickest most accurate answer, you'll get from making a quick call to your gynecologist office. The receptionist should be able to answer that or hand you over to a nurse.
I assume at some point you'll wish to become pregnant and have children.
I suggest that you read up on the side effects of hormonal contraceptives including the one you are on. Many people report side effects during taking it and problems with becoming pregnant after.
If you decide you want to research to find something other than trigestral to take, please remember to include research on non hormonal contraceptives. The best offered in that catagory is the Paragard copper IUD. Thats what I used, with no side effects and got pregnant immediately after I had it taken out, without a wait period for my body to begin to have normal cycles again. [ Dragonflymagic's advice column | Ask Dragonflymagic A Question ]
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