Can somebody please tell me the side effects of birth controll pills.?

Question

I just start taking the Necon 7/7/7 on wednseday, and i really dont know anything about it or the side effects could someone with experience help me out?

Answer 1

You should talk to your pharmacist or doctor about it.

But, typically BC side effects are as follows:


Call your doctor right away if you notice any of these side effects:

Pain in leg (calf), chest, or groin
Severe headache, sudden vision changes
Shortness of breath or trouble breathing
Lumps in breast
Yellowing of the skin or eyes
If you notice these less serious side effects, talk with your doctor:

Nausea
Bloated feeling or weight gain
Stomach cramps
Appetite changes
Breast tenderness or swelling
Tired feeling that will not go away
Vaginal itching or discharge
Contact lens discomfort
Sensitivity to sunlight
If you notice other side effects

Answer 2

migraines!! But if you like sex and don't want babies and aren't good at watching the calendar, or your body, well, I would just go with a really low dosage, but I warned you about the migraines!

Oh, my husband and I had sex every day the first 5 years we were married, sometimes more than once or twice a day, real horn dogs, and I got pregnant anyway after the 5th year. I bleed three times that month, went to see a doctor and found out I was a month pregnant, so...can't always trust the pill. Especially if you have a lot of sex. By the way, the baby is now 21 and very wonderful.

There have been a lot of changes in birth control over the years, but I always took birth control and took different types. My headaches just got worse and worse until I had to stop bc all together. I charted my vaginal flow. Not just blood, but anything else. The wetter I was, well , the more I knew I could get pregnant and finally after 2 planned babies, I decided it was enough. I had a hysterectomy, kept my overies, my sex life is still pretty active and I never gained weight. Just eat right and exercise!

Answer 3

Common side effects
The most common side effects are changes in menstrual periods, including:

Very light or skipped periods.
Bleeding between periods (spotting), which usually decreases after using a hormonal method for 3 to 4 months.


Less common side effects
Less common side effects of combination hormonal methods include:

Nausea and vomiting, especially during the first month of use. (Try taking your pill with your evening meal or at bedtime and then sleeping through the high-hormone hours that can cause nausea. Or take your pill with breakfast, if nausea bothers you at night.) This side effect is least likely with the vaginal ring. Nausea usually goes away after the first few months of use. If not, a lower dose of estrogen may help.5
Frequent or more severe headaches. Migraine headaches may get worse. This side effect is least likely with the vaginal ring.
Breast tenderness for the first few months.


Uncommon side effects
Side effects that are sometimes reported with hormonal birth control use include:5

Weight gain. (Although some women report weight gain with birth control pill use, studies suggest that generally, long-term weight gain is not a common side effect.6)
Depression or mood changes.
Darkening of the skin on the upper lip, under the eyes, or on the forehead (chloasma). This may slowly fade after you stop using hormonal methods, but in some cases, it is permanent.
Decreased interest in sex.



I personally prefer Depo Provera though. I've been on the shot for two years and I like it better than the pills

Answer 4

irregular menstrual bleeding
nausea, weight gain, headaches, dizziness, and breast tenderness
mood changes
blood clots (rare in women under 35 who do not smoke)

These will tend to go away after a few cycles.

Answer 5

Yeah, headaches, weight gain, sun sensitivity, blood clots in the legs.

Answer 6

i dont take that one myself but the best to no about side effects is to read the leaflet that came in the box, everybodys side effects can be different.

Answer 7

check with your pharmicist.

google it.

Weight gain, blood clots, dont smoke on birth control.

Answer 8

your breasts will grow along with your hips if your young,you'll have less cramps and shorter periods. you may spot bleed the first month but your system should get used to it once you have a months worth in you

Answer 9

I know that you should not smoke.
And probably gain a little wt.

Answer 10

you cant get pregnant. its the one drawback. im very sorry to break this to you. try not being a sex that always works
(*cough* dumbasss *cough) :). Thankyou for your time