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Birth control???

What type of birth control are you on???? Need info. Feed back !!!!
I'm 5 months out of sleeved!!! I'm still trying to figure out what birth control I should take#!! My doc said to get on Depo shot but I'm scared of weight gain!!! Ladies please leave your feed back!!!!
I would really appreciate it!! Thanks
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I'm on the nexplanon implant, our programme requires all woman of childbearing age to be on contraception due to risk of pregnancy in first 18 months.

It's simple, effective and no hassle with needles every time your shot runs out. Lasts 3 years too.

Only thing is, I have pcos so can make periods go a bit weird if you still get them on any type of birth control but I haven't had a period in over a year (spotting yes).

Feel free to bump me if you have questions



I'm on the nuvaring and I love it. No pills to remember and its not painful to put in or take out!


I have been on Depo for years. Love it! Never have a period. I skipped my last injection since it was a week before surgery and I'm a week out and starting to spot. Is this normal? I plan on getting back on Depo ASAP.


I got a Mirena for a few reasons unrelated to surgery, but it turned out to be a even better idea once I found out I wouldn't be allowed to take the pill for a year after surgery. Implantation was... unpleasant... but it's been great since. I've spotted a tiny bit a couple times. If you decide to do a hormonal IUD, this is probably it. Ask your doctor about getting a cervical block during implementation.


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