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Of course they would.
I don't even need them, but for some people, this would be a total game changer.🙂
Angela Sanders3 said:Hey,
I’ve been dealing with this annoying issue for a couple of months now. I just can't get lubricated, which totally kills the mood because sex actually hurts. I have no clue what's going on. I started taking birth control about four months ago, and everything was fine for the first two. Then, I ended up with a yeast infection and had to use some vaginal creams and suppositories to clear it up. That’s when the dryness first kicked in. Even though the infection is gone, the dryness hasn't budged. I’m stuck wondering if it was the infection or the pills. Honestly, I’m leaning towards the pills. I took a week off from them recently, and by day eight, I was wetter than I've been in ages! But then I went back on them and—boom—nothing. 🤷
You basically answered your own question.😉
Birth control definitely causes dryness. Go talk to your OB-GYN or just look up the side effects online.😉
Donna Fowler2 said:nothing happened yet... just waiting on my TCD results
but I definitely noticed something, and even the doctor thought it was weird
my nerves in my legs aren't really working right
and that numbness in my thumb? I can't even feel that nerve anymore, even though before it was super obvious whenever I ran my finger over it
If you can, try going to Mayo Clinic or Johns Hopkins—their neurology departments are top-tier, everyone there is an amazing doctor. Or maybe try Mount Sinai and see Dr. Basic-Kes. Honestly, I was actually hospitalized at one of those spots a few months ago because they suspected I had MS. Thank God everything turned out fine on that front, but please, take getting your health issues sorted out seriously.🙂
Jerry Vaughn8 said:So, if you start your period on a Wednesday, you just take the first pill that same Wednesday. Basically, you're taking that very first tablet on the actual day your cycle kicks off—you know, the first day of your period.
Yeah, I figured that was the deal, but I wanted to double-check just to be 100% sure.😁
Thanks, girls!😍
So, I guess I’m officially diving into the Novynettas too...
Jeffrey Walker3 said:It’s way easier if you just remember—your first pill is always on day one. Don't even bother counting when you took the last one, it just makes things harder 😬
So basically, if you get your period on Monday and take that first pill, your first dose is always on Monday 😁
Ugh, okay, I'm about to ask a totally stupid question😳
The first pill in my pack is marked with "Mon" (which means Monday😳). So, here's the deal: I take the first pill on the day my period starts, but what happens if my period shows up on Wednesday, or any other day besides Monday? Do I still just grab that first pill in the pack labeled "Mon," or what?🙂
Hey, does anyone actually know which pills are the newest on the market right now? Like, what’s the latest tech out there? Looking for the freshest stuff available.
So, Yaz was the one who recommended gin to me, and now I’m sitting here wondering—are there any newer versions out there? You know, something maybe a bit easier on the system with fewer side effects?
Hey there, ladies—whether you've had work done or not!
I'm looking for some advice. Does anyone have experience with or a solid recommendation for a great surgeon who specializes in tip rhinoplasty? The rest of my nose looks fine, I just want to fix the tip!
Hey everyone... so, does anyone here actually have experience with just getting their nasal tip shortened? My nose is basically "perfect" by most standards—it's narrow, no bumps, nothing like that—but it just feels way too pointy. It’s not even bulbous or anything, it’s just... too long and sharp!
I've already checked in with specialists at both Salata Hospital and Dubrava Hospital (can't quite remember which surgeon I saw), and honestly, almost nobody wants to touch it. They all basically tell me there's no medical reason to do it, hm... (And look, I'm not some delusional person living in a fantasy world, haha, just so we're clear)
I've been reading through your stories, so I gotta ask: has anyone here actually gone through with just a tip reduction? Or does anyone know a doctor who wouldn't just brush me off?
Alright, so like the title says, I really want to know what you guys think about injectable facial fillers. Has anyone actually tried them? What was the experience like for you?