which is better to control pregnancy.
please advise.
i am little scared with using copper t. i have heard that it has some side effects. that is why i am looking at pills. is this correct thinking?
Copper T was very troublesome for me. For the first 3 months I had heavy bleeding during the periods and I had to take hormone pills and then after that also it was not a good experience now after removing it once I am opting for pills rather than copper T.
I better suggest that you consult a physician about your problem. In that way, she can prescribe you with a contraceptive appropriate for you. Don't hesitate to ask her about your health concerns as a woman. You can also check this out. It's informative and useful. A group of medical experts Tues advised the U.S. Department of Health that all insurance plans
should pay for contraception for all women. Adopting their recommendation would mean one
less headache for females working hard in the recession.
Sometimes copper T does not suit and can cause infections. One of my friend did face something like this.
In case of contraceptive pills you have to follow the routine daily while with Copper T you can forget for a few years.
I used copper T for quite sometime before operation and it was quite ok without any trouble.
Copper T off course free from day to day tension
I am on contraceptive Pills and since I am used to routine so not much of trouble and I also thing copper T can be much more troublesome.
Copper T was very troublesome for me. For the first 3 months I had heavy bleeding during the periods and I had to take hormone pills and then after that also it was not a good experience now after removing it once I am opting for pills rather than copper T.
I better suggest that you consult a physician about your problem. In that way, she can prescribe you with a contraceptive appropriate for you. Don't hesitate to ask her about your health concerns as a woman. You can also check this out. It's informative and useful. A group of medical experts Tues advised the U.S. Department of Health that all insurance plans
should pay for contraception for all women. Adopting their recommendation would mean one
less headache for females working hard in the recession.