rowdyhawk27 said:Question, though I’m starting to feel like hope might be a lost cause. :S
I've been on Logest for five months now. Before this, I was on Cilest or Yasmin, and it was always the same story—except these ones felt even worse. The headaches... the insane irritability... the total drop in libido...
Anyway, the Logest seems to suit me slightly better than the previous ones. I still had those moody phases and bouts of crying, though they weren't constant, but it’s definitely more manageable after three months of adjusting.
But here's what I've actually noticed: CELLULITE. :S:S
I’m working out a bit more than I used to, trying to watch my diet and avoiding eating too late at night, but it just keeps getting worse.
The scale hasn't moved much, maybe up an extra pound or two—though I did quit smoking about three months ago.
So, here is my question...
Does anyone know if cellulite caused by birth control ever actually goes away?
If I keep exercising and staying disciplined with my food, will it fade? Or will it at least become less noticeable?
It feels like it's becoming more visible to me 😢 and now, if I don't press on it, I can see it right under my glutes.😢
I've been on Triquilar for a year and a half. Up until now, I haven't had any side effects—no weight gain, no irritability, nothing. I had a little cellulite before I started taking pills, so I think it's stayed about the same.😕
I don't believe the pills affect cellulite... here's a site that might confirm that, but then again, everyone has their own experience. It's worth checking out.
http://www.webmd.com/women/a-z/birth-control-side-effectsThere are some good videos there; it's useful to watch, especially for those who are just deciding on birth control!
As far as I'm concerned, long live Triquilar 😍 Princess, give those a try. I hope they'll be better than your last ones.😁