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writes:Like i said before im just a teenager. i still live with my parents for a while, Mom was talking to her sister, and her sister has a girl a couple years older then me, but when her daughter was my age she put her daughter on the birth control pill because if she got rapped she wouldnt get pregant, Its weakens her peiords, and is suppose to help out. Mom was thinking of putting me on it now, we talked to the doctor seeing if i was old enough for it and he said yes, But I never got the change to talk to anyone about this yet cuz no1 knows the answer... Do you Lose your peiord for GOOD if you take too much birth control pills?? because id like to have kids some day just not yet lol!.. if i can lose my peiord for good i dont wanna take them... Anyone got any answers?
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reader, ConfusedGirl~ +, writes (17 September 2009):
ConfusedGirl~ is verified as being by the original poster of the questionThanks guys thats all i wanted to know :)
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reader, sanrio.kawaii  +, writes (12 September 2009):
No you dont lose them at all, theyre just lighter and easier to deal with ,and no matter how long your on the pill your normal fertility will return as soo as you stop taking them so dont worry about infertility :)
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reader, anonymous, writes (12 September 2009): with the birth control pill you take one daily. The first 21 put a small dose of hormone into your body. This is the same hormone that pregnant ladies have naturally. It tricks your body into thinking you are already pg so your body doesnt send down an egg. On day 22~28 the pills you take have no pregnant mom hormone. Your body then realizes you are not pg so in a day or two you start your period! On day 29 you start a new pack and the cycle starts all over. When you are older and decide that you are ready to have kids, you just quit taking the pills and as soon as the hormone is completely out of your body, it will begin producing and sending down eggs again. The birth control pill not only guards against pregnacy, but helps to regulate irregular periods, as well. The doctor will explain all of this better than i did, but for now i hope this helps. Good luck.
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