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Q: birth control causing bleeding ?

asked by: Oldweiler on May 22nd, 2009

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I have problems taking birth control pills. My body seems to regect them. Every time they try a new pill for me, I end up bleeding continually until I completely stop taking them. Some of the pills that have been subscribed to me before have been TriSprinTec, and Yaz. Why would my body do this? Also, I am thinking of getting an copper IUD before I get married on June 6th. What are some concerns that you may have?

Frances

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ServiceU

replied on May 23rd, 2009

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if your having problems with the pill then i think a good solution is the IUD. i as told that some women get hot flashes, and if it isnt correctly inserted it can scratch the guy. you should try it and see if it suits you, if not you can always get it taken out.

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