Hormonal Contraception: The Pill [General Discussion]
in Women's Health ·
I honestly feel like Novynette has a lower hormone dosage than Yaz. Back when I was on Yaz about three or four years ago, I thought they were pretty decent... now that I've switched over to Novynette, I haven't dealt with any side effects at all (I guess my appetite isn't huge, but I'm not really losing sleep over that). It seems like Lyndette20 might be on a low-dose regimen too. But really, it all comes down to which OB-GYN you see. And honestly, we shouldn't ignore the elephant in the room: the fact that doctors often get kickbacks—sponsored conferences and stuff—from specific pharmaceutical companies for pushing their brands. Most pills are fine, but some doctors just have their favorites.
🙂For instance, I’m certain some gynecologists will swear by certain probiotics to protect vaginal microflora. Look, there's nothing wrong with that, and it's actually helpful, but it's not like you absolutely have to buy the specific brand that the doctor scribbled on your prescription pad.
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🙂For instance, I’m certain some gynecologists will swear by certain probiotics to protect vaginal microflora. Look, there's nothing wrong with that, and it's actually helpful, but it's not like you absolutely have to buy the specific brand that the doctor scribbled on your prescription pad.
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hollowlynx6 said:👋
I’m thinking about getting back on birth control after taking a three-year break. I used to be on Yaz, but I definitely wouldn't go back to that because it felt way too strong and gave me a bunch of side effects.
Since my facial skin is super sensitive and I’ve finally managed to get everything under control, I really want to find the lowest-dose pill out there—something gentle that won't trigger any issues. Does anyone know which ones are the mildest?
I just want to feel totally prepared before I head into my appointment with the OB-GYN... 🥳
The main things I'm worried about are weight gain and breakouts, obviously. 🙄