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Q: Ortho Trilo And Depression

asked by: amanda2004 on May 14th, 2005

Experienced User

With this pill I have no headaches or anything a little weight gain but nothing big I just been noticing that I have a severe depression I feel like I want to cry I dont feel good about my appearance I mean is bad I dont know what to do I had an iud for 5 years but it was also affecting my sexual drive and dryness down there please anybody has any advice. Ive been married for 8 years have a 6 year old but I dont know if i;m ready for another kid right now I have no sitter is hard. :cry:

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replied on May 16th, 2005

New User

In my opinion, anything that's messing with my mental state is bad news. You need to get off this birth control immediately and have your gyno prescribe you something new if you've become severly depressed and believe your depression is a result of this new pill you're taking.

I've heard good things about yasmin, although I have never tried it myself. Talk to your ob-gyn and get on a new pill.

amanda2004

replied on May 16th, 2005

Experienced User

No More Pills For Me

I just stopped this pill my husband and me decided to go with condoms I cant take all these pills I had it yasmin was horrible for me too cant take it anymore thank you for replying :?

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