WhitneyNuvaRing Birth Control
October 15th 2009 15:59
The NuvaRing is a once a month birth control, which means you don't have to replace it daily or take a daily pill. It's just once a month, and you can replace it yourself without having to go to the doctor. You remove the birth control ring while you're on your period, and you replace it with a new one when your period is over. It's pretty simple.
The ring contraceptive has lower estrogen exposure than with birth control pills, it is associated with a lower incidence of estrongenic side effects such as nausea and breast tenderness, and there is a lower risk of irregular bleeding.
But, there are side effects associated with the NuvaRing.
* Coital problems, foreign object sensation, or expulsion
* Bacterial vaginitis
* Headaches
* Upper respiratory tract infection
* Leukorrhea
* Sinusitis
* Nausea
* Weight Gain
* Stroke and heart attack
* Blood clots
NuvaRing Birth Control: What Are The Risks?
NuvaRing is a combined hormonal contraceptive. It's primary job is to prevent ovulation, but it also works to inhibit sperm penetration into the cervical mucus.
If you are pregnant you do not want to use NuvaRing, and be aware that if you smoke, the potential side effects, especially heart attack and stroke are increased.
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