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He's suggested it...but it's not the same...ha now this is embarrassing.....Hi Nicola,
Can't your boyfriend take responsibility considering the problems you are experiencing?
Ooo brilliant what's it called? And does it stop your periods?xHi Nicola, I think I was one of those who advised you previously. I have the injection and would recommend it. I also can't have certain pills due to migraines, the injection is fine.
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Depo provera and yesOoo brilliant what's it called? And does it stop your periods?x
I know 3 or 4 people who have had a terrible experience with the implant....and the thought of a metal rod or whatever it is in my arm makes me feel sick...sorry just my opinion! and there's no guarantee it could stop my periods so na I think I will passWhy does the idea of the implant freak you out? I'm on my 3rd now. I LOVE it!!!! I always had really heavy periods, painful cramps, mood swings, food cravings. Those are all in the past. I might have 1 of 2 sort of periods a year. No cramps, no mood swings. I totally forget all about it. In fact I can't remember when I got this latest one. I will know when it needs replacing though as I start to get periods again. So I just go to the doc and ask for a new one. I usually need it replacing every 2 years, probably due to being over weight. The docs are getting better at inserting and removing them too. My first one I had to go to the special clinic 20 miles away as my docs didn't do them!
Hi Nicola, my wife ( She's not Diabetic) has the DEPO injection once every three months in her bum she thinks it's brilliant no mood swings every month and no periods the only downside is long term it increases your chance of osteoarthritis which they warn her her about, she does take supplements to decrease the chances of this, she use to be on the pill and all the other types of contraception but it made her lousy each month including hospitalisation on a few times with pain. I've also tried using contraception but it was more about the pain each month for her. Talk it through with your nurse about your concerns but it does have some positive advantages
Nicola - I don't have experience of either of these options, but I guess my only comment would be that if you tried the implant and, for whatever reason, it didn't suit you, they could be able to remove it (as @Lenny3 says they do when the start to "run out"), whereas, I'm not sure what happens if you don't get on too well with the injection.
Just something to consider.
That's what I was on at first...plus they don't do that no more...it's now zelletta which is what I am currently on!Have you tried the Cerazette? I was on it for a long time and it stopped my period and I didn't have any problems whatsoever on it.
That's what I was on at first...plus they don't do that no more...it's now zelletta which is what I am currently on!
Apparently so yes! And erm from what I can remember yeah they did stop it, but the one I am on now is supposedly cerazette but with a different brand name...but has it stopped my periods like hell has it!Oh sorry, I didnt realise. Did they really stop it? I wasn't aware of that. I can't advise on implants or anyhing as I've only ever been on Cerazette
Apparently so yes! And erm from what I can remember yeah they did stop it, but the one I am on now is supposedly cerazette but with a different brand name...but has it stopped my periods like hell has it!
It's okay! I am just fed up lolAh okay. I guess pills work differently for different people if you know what I mean. Sorry I can't help any further..
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