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Anyone used Rosanne birth control before? They seem similar to Rosanelle, just a bit weaker I guess. My doctor prescribed them, but I don't see anyone else talking about them...
Anyone here taking folic acid along with birth control? Dealing with PCOS, so I got prescribed Yaz. Used Diane-35 a few years back—went through a few packs, helped my skin but man, the weight gain was real. Ended up with so much cellulite, so I had to look for something else. Was deciding between Triquilar or Yaz, but eventually went with 🙂.
Reading all this on their thread is low-key stressing me out lol. Everything was fine with my period before, but a few months ago my skin started breaking out, hair was thinning, and my cycles went from 35-50 days to skipping two whole months entirely -.-. Then they hit me with the PCOS diagnosis. Honestly, I never wanted to touch those pills again 😠
Keith Martinez58 said:I’ve been on Logest for a long time now and my skin has been awesome. Sure, things get a little rough right before my period, but hey, that's just life, right? I haven't gained any weight at all—honestly, I feel like these pills actually help me stay toned 🤣. The only downside I’ve noticed is that I ended up with more stretch marks on my hips. Thankfully, my breasts didn't blow up on me while on Logest, but back when I was on that Diane stuff before switching, they definitely grew by a good amount 😁
Love seeing something positive 😁. Honestly, I wouldn't mind a little extra growth haha, but Diane-35 did absolutely nothing 😠 for me. Gonna try some natural stuff first, and if that fails, I'll look into these pills 😉.
Hey 🙂
Hitting up my OBGYN this Monday to get some pills sorted because my cycle is totally all over the place. A few years back, I was on Diane-35 for about nine months. Honestly? It was a total nightmare 😁. My appetite went through the roof, I packed on 7 pounds, felt super bloated, had mood swings, and even dealt with cellulite... the only win was that my skin cleared up. Not even sure why I was prescribed them since I don't have PCOS, just the irregular periods
. Once I quit, things normalized a bit, but my cycles were still weird—sometimes 28 days, sometimes 35
. But for the last six months, everything’s gone downhill again. I haven't had a period in two months, yet I feel like I'm constantly in PMS mode. My skin breaks out like crazy right before my period starts, and now I've been dealing with breakouts for a month straight. Went to an esthetician to get it cleaned up, but within a week, it was right back to where it started. Definitely an inside job 🙂.
So, here's the thing: my doctor loves pushing Diane-35, but I am so over it. I wanted to go in with some suggestions of my own. Did a little digging and saw Yaz uses drospirenone, which is supposed to help prevent weight gain 😁. Also looking at Novynette since it's lower hormone, or maybe Logest (though apparently that doesn't help the skin much 😁).
If you guys have any advice on what I should suggest to him, let me know. I know everyone reacts differently, but I gotta try something else 😁.
neonfalcon99 said:got it
Click the button to the right of the Quote button for all the posts you want to include, then simply hit the standard Quote button on the final post you want to cite.
right
All those selected posts will be added automatically.
okay, I'm still a little confused
And then once they are individual quotes, you can move unnecessary parts, bold the important stuff, or add your own commentary between the quotes.
The issue is when I type something underneath a broken quote block without adding text after the entire quote section. It won't let me post because it claims the message is too short.
Plus, look at this. The last quote from Spectre and the first one are still visible. Somewhere along the line, the brackets got lost. :S
dammit
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jadetrucker43 said:If you’re looking to pull in a few different posts at once, just hit that "Multi-Quote" option—it's right there next to the standard Quote button—for every message you want to reference, except for the very last one. Once you've tagged them all, just click the regular Quote button on that final post. Everything should automatically wrap itself in those quote tags, giving you the freedom to clean up any fluff, bold the parts that actually matter, or slide your own commentary in between the blocks of text. It's pretty straightforward, really.
