#1721 ·
Linda Ward31, if you aren't actually feeling Yasmin, then maybe you should just try going for the longest possible stretch.
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Olivia Cox77 said:Linda Ward31, if you aren't actually feeling Yasmin, then maybe you should just try going for the longest possible stretch.
Sarah Garcia12 said:Wait, which pills are we even talking about here? Are they all the same color or what? Because if they are, then it really doesn't matter which one you took...
feralmoose32 said:?
I don't quite follow 😁
I mean, they're all just the same pills—they're just labeled by the day so you don't forget—that's really all there is to it 😉
Thomas Collins60 said:So, I’m on my last pill
It was actually supposed to be my very last one in this pack, but I decided to push things back by about seven days—basically until my next scheduled date—just so I can delay everything while I'm traveling.
I've honestly never done this before (I only ever shortened a break once), so I'm wondering if I should expect some spotting or something similar given how short the gap is? Usually, I end up getting my period on a Sunday or Monday right after my last pill is finished.
Everything feels a bit weird today, almost like I'm about to start.🤷
Robin Diaz4 said:This is actually the first time in my life I've considered postponing something just to make room for travel, so I'm curious to know what I should be bracing myself for...
Angela Wright, you're calling it madness? I truly hope I don't end up caught in that whirlwind. I was constantly losing my mind during my time at Yasmin, which is exactly why I swapped it out for Logest. Honestly, I wouldn't wish that kind of chaos on my worst enemy...
dustydriver12 said:Ladies, besides getting a standard blood panel, what other tests or check-ups should I be looking into before starting birth control? 😉
slyjackal36 said:It’s a complete blood count, which also evaluates liver function. You also need to check the clotting time—and there’s something else that goes along with that, though I can’t recall exactly what it is right now.
Exactly. One should probably ask about your medical history and your family's history if there are any hereditary conditions involved.