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When to Stop Taking Oral Contraceptives
Video Description: When is it recommended to stop taking oral contraceptive, and can prolonged use of oral contraceptives negatively affect your fertility? Find out more in this video. Related Article Subjects: Taking Oral Contraceptives, birth control, birth control pill, oral contraceptive, prolonged use of the pill, the Pill, tv360Taking Oral Contraceptives
The Pill and Weight Gain
Is it true that women gain weight if they take birth control pills? Find out more in this...
Birth Control Pills and Nursing
Is it safe to take birth control pills such as the mini-pill or the combined pill while nursing? Find out more in this...
When Should You Stop Taking Birth Control Pills
When should you stop taking oral contraceptives such as the birth control pill? Dr. Petra Casey, MD Obstetrics and Gynecology at Mayo Clinic,...
Smoking and Birth Control Pills
Find out about the risks associated with smoking and taking birth control...
Birth Control Pills and Depression
Find out about possible correlations between the birth control pill and depression and modd swings in...
Teen Birth Control
Connie from Wyoming says her 16-year-old daughter has been taking birth control pills for over two years. She is worried that being young and taking the pill may affect her daughter's chances of becoming pregnant...
Prescription Birth Control - The Pill
Oral contraception, or the Pill, is the birth control method preferred by over 12 million American women! Why is it so... Seasonale - Extended Cycle Oral ContraceptiveBy: Olivia Andrews | 01/02/2007 | Alternative MedicineSeasonal oral contraceptive is an extended- regimen birth control pill, which means it is helps to extend the time between your periods so you get them once every 3 months instead of every month. Women and Oral ContraceptivesBy: James Pendergraft | 22/04/2009 | Women's HealthOral contraceptives are one of those things that modern science has brought to help women bear the burden of pregnancy, helping women to better direct their fate by placing greater control of their reproduction in their hands. Endometriosis Part 36 - Symptoms and Risks of the Oral Contraceptive PillsBy: Kyle J. Norton | 22/12/2008 | Women's HealthSome women after coming off the birth control pill and hope to get pregnant, they may be disappointed. Not only the effects of birth control pill may be needed sometime to wire off,in some women their body may never be able to adjust causing the lost of period permanently Endometriosis Part 41 - Oral Contraceptive Pills and Circulation SystemBy: Kyle J. Norton | 23/12/2008 | Women's HealthIf blood clots are allowed to accumulate for a prolong period of time in the veins of women taking the birth control bill, they may cause blockage of blood circulation that carries nutrients and oxygen for cells need resulting in increasing the risk of strokes. Endometriosis Part 39 -what is Oral Contraceptive Combination Pills ??By: Kyle J. Norton | 23/12/2008 | Women's HealthThe oral contraceptive combination pill is defined as one type of birth control pill containing both estrogen and progesterone that helps to control unwanted pregnancy and reducing symptoms of abdominal pain before, during or after menstrual cycle such as endometriosis, premenstrual symptoms etc. Endometriosis Part 42 - Oral Contraceptive Pills and VitaminsBy: Kyle J. Norton | 23/12/2008 | Women's HealthIntake of vitamin E is essential for women taking the pill because vitamin E helps to prevent blood clots that may happen to some women. Oral Contraception and Weight ControlBy: Neal Spruce | 01/07/2009 | HealthThere is a decent body of research suggesting most women will experience little to no weight gain from the Oral Contraceptive Pill (OCP) when compared to women using no hormonal control or other methods. Several such studies are described in this article Endometriosis Part 36 -symptoms and Risks of the Oral Contraceptive PillsBy: Kyle J. Norton | 21/12/2008 | Women's HealthSome women after coming off the birth control pill and hope to get pregnant, they may be disappointed. Not only the effects of birth control pill may be needed sometime to wire off, our body may never be able to adjust causing lost of period permanently.
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