Birth Control Pills (BCP)
The most established form of hormonal birth control is an oral contraceptive made from synthetic hormones. The pill is considered to be 97-99% effective if used properly, and is fully reversible.
Some Birth Control Pills Could Spell Danger If You Have Diabetes
There are a number of oral contraceptives that can put you at substantially greater risk of developing side effects that could adversely affect your health. This is particularly true if you suffer from a condition such as diabetes, which can damage your kidneys.
Ortho Evra Patch and Ortho Tri-Cyclen – two effective birth control methods
Ortho is a big name in the market, when it comes to birth control options. It has come up with two new effective products, namely Ortho Evra Patch and Ortho Tri-Cyclen.
The US Drug Watchdog Wants To Hear From Yaz-Yasmin Users About Possible Blood Clots, Heart Attacks and Strokes
The US Drug Watchdog is doing everything possible to alert women who are using the birth control pills called Yaz, or Yasmin about potentially severe side effects.The group is saying, "we are talking about blood clots, heart attacks, strokes and other potentially extremely serious medical side effects from the use of these drugs. We are asking all young women to share this press release with their friends or girlfriends who may be using Yaz, or Yasmin." If an individual has suffered any medical side effects after taking the birth control drugs called Yaz, or Yasmin, they should call the US Drug Watchdog Immediately at 866-714-6466, or contact the group via its web site at . ...
Gallbladder Disease - A Dangerous Side Effect of a 4th Generation Birth Control Pill
Many women are suffering from gallbladder problems that were caused by one of the first fourth generation birth control pills to come on the market. This particular oral contraceptive is a combination hormone contraceptive. It contains a synthetic form of progestin called drospirenone and another hormone, estrogen, called ethinyl estradiol.
