is yasmin a good birth controll? likefor regulating periods?? side effects??

Answer 1

Most birth control pills are synthetic steroid hormones which artificially prevent ovulation. The Pill to "regulate periods" is a lie. The truth is the menstrual flow is artificial, occurring only because the Pill was withheld for one week per month.

Normal menstruation is the result of the cyclic dynamic between natural estrogen and natural progesterone. With contraceptives, the flow is just a result of a clumsy, sledgehammer approach to "managing" one small aspect of an imponderably complex bio-system.

Long term, such a course is foolish, as it has the same pattern of side effects as those for estrogen dominance: coronary artery disease, breast cancer, endometrial cancer, strokes, high blood pressure, liver dysfunction, respiratory allergies, digestive disorders, depression, blood clots, osteoporosis, and weight gain.

Answer 2

Frequently asked questions about birth control

Questions?
You're not alone. Many women have a lot of good questions about birth control pills. Here, you'll find answers to the questions that come up most often.

What is the Pill?
The basics about the Pill and how it works with your body

How effective is the Pill?
With "perfect use," the Pill is 99% effective; what about "typical use?"

How will the Pill affect my life?
Most side effects are minor, but know the facts

What if I forget to take the Pill?
What if it slips your mind once or more than once

How will the Pill affect my health?
The best way to protect your body — know the facts

How do I know if the Pill is right for me?
Every body is different. What Pill is right for you?

Answer 3

I was o yasmin and I got off of it.
Due too the fact it made my clots bigger and my menstral cycle heavier.

Answer 4

Be sure to ask your doctor, everyone is differen't.