I stopped taking it in My cycles had been pretty irregular, they were all over the calendar, but this last 10 months, they had been particularly bad, every days. Hello, All your symptoms are the side effects of the birth control ortho evra patch. These blood clots occlude the blood vessels as thrombi and if they get dislodged and occlude the blood vessels at some other site,they are called emboli. Im on the birth control patch, Ortho Evra.
I took ortho evra for about 4 years and had irregular periods for about a year after i stopped. We have now been ttc for 2 years and are finally seeing a RE next week.
My dr gave me progestin pills to help regulate my periods and when that didnt work i took clomid. I blame my infertility on the patch even though my dr swears it is not to blame. Good luck! Happy to answer any other questions. Maybe my experience can help. I'm on the ortho evra patch and I always put it in the same spot. I got a rash in that spot so I moved my patch and that week with the patch on I started my period as I would when not wearing it.
I was on it that full time then I took my patch off for my actual period week and was still bleeding. So a total of two weeks on my period. Is this normal when moving the patch to a different part of the body? I have had a hormonal imbalance for 2 years producing too much androgen and in that time I had gained quite a bit of weight. My weight loss is not much yet, but I was wondering if taking these birth control pills is actually the reason for my weight loss?
When I was 18 I finally got on birth control to regulate it. I was on Ortho Evra for about 5 years and had no difficulties with it and my period became normal. I stopped taking all birth control in August of I was expecting to have an irregular period again, but it is much worse.
On average I've been getting my "period" about every two months, but I bleed much more than that. So thinking about changing my BC to something else! I have been on Depot for the last 6 months. I was on it before I had my kids and loved it. On the contrary I can tell you one I wouldn't recommend!! I was only on it for four months because I just couldn't take it, I was severely moody, depressed, low sex drive, and when I went off it, I swear if someone even looked at me funny I was in tears.
I believe because it is only a weekly thing there were more hormones than say the Ortho-TriCyclen Lo would have. IMO, I've always felt the lowest dose is probably the best. I am 19 years old and I am using Ortho Evra patch for contraception and I have been for five months. So, I started taking Ortho Evra back in to regulate my cycles, I took it for a couple of years and it worked just fine. I wasn't sexually active so I wasn't needing it to prevent pregnancy. I stopped taking it in My cycles had been pretty irregular, they were all over the calendar, but this last 10 months, they had been particularly bad, every days.
Hello, All your symptoms are the side effects of the birth control ortho evra patch. These blood clots occlude the blood vessels as thrombi and if they get dislodged and occlude the blood vessels at some other site,they are called emboli.
Im on the birth control patch, Ortho Evra. I took ortho evra for about 4 years and had irregular periods for about a year after i stopped. We have now been ttc for 2 years and are finally seeing a RE next week. My dr gave me progestin pills to help regulate my periods and when that didnt work i took clomid. I blame my infertility on the patch even though my dr swears it is not to blame.
Good luck! Happy to answer any other questions. Maybe my experience can help. I'm on the ortho evra patch and I always put it in the same spot. I got a rash in that spot so I moved my patch and that week with the patch on I started my period as I would when not wearing it. I was on it that full time then I took my patch off for my actual period week and was still bleeding. So a total of two weeks on my period. Is this normal when moving the patch to a different part of the body?
When I was 18 I finally got on birth control to regulate it. I was on Ortho Evra for about 5 years and had no difficulties with it and my period became normal. I stopped taking all birth control in August of I was expecting to have an irregular period again, but it is much worse. I wasn't sexually active so I wasn't needing it to prevent pregnancy. I stopped taking it in My cycles had been pretty irregular, they were all over the calendar, but this last 10 months, they had been particularly bad, every days.
Hello, All your symptoms are the side effects of the birth control ortho evra patch. These blood clots occlude the blood vessels as thrombi and if they get dislodged and occlude the blood vessels at some other site,they are called emboli. Im on the birth control patch, Ortho Evra. I took ortho evra for about 4 years and had irregular periods for about a year after i stopped.
We have now been ttc for 2 years and are finally seeing a RE next week. My dr gave me progestin pills to help regulate my periods and when that didnt work i took clomid. I blame my infertility on the patch even though my dr swears it is not to blame.
Good luck! Happy to answer any other questions. Maybe my experience can help. I'm on the ortho evra patch and I always put it in the same spot. I got a rash in that spot so I moved my patch and that week with the patch on I started my period as I would when not wearing it. I was on it that full time then I took my patch off for my actual period week and was still bleeding.
So a total of two weeks on my period. Is this normal when moving the patch to a different part of the body? When I was 18 I finally got on birth control to regulate it. I was on Ortho Evra for about 5 years and had no difficulties with it and my period became normal. I stopped taking all birth control in August of I was expecting to have an irregular period again, but it is much worse. On average I've been getting my "period" about every two months, but I bleed much more than that.
I use the patch, Ortho Evra. My doc tried to discourage me from it because of the risks, but since I have none of the risk factors age, smoking I went ahead. Besides, doesn't the pill have similar risks?? Anyway, I cannot remember to take the pill either, LoL, the patch is easy to remember because by day 7 it is falling off-- time to change!
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