When do you take the pill? If you dont already try taking the pill at night youll basically sleep through the symptoms.. I personally suffered from minor anorexia and severe depression anorexia ive gotten past years ago but depression still comes up every now and then but my pill hasnt changed anything other then i get moody before my period lol thats obviously just my experience but for the nausea make sure you take the pill with food
I feel so fucking shitty on birth control .
I started taking the pill about a month ago. My doctor told me it takes a few months for side effects to go away / to let your body adjust.
But I have terrible terrible nausea , I can't keep food down or even smell it . I have consistent head aches and mood swings I've literally been crying every day for no absolute reason.
The most troubling thing about this to me is the nausea I'm 2 years recovered from annorexia and I was eating normally and finally happy before I started taking birth control.
I'm also really easily prone to getting depressed and I'm just worried about my mental health right now I didn't think it would affect me this badly .
I want to get off of it but I'm in a relationship with a lovely person but I'm only 20 and I don't want to risk getting pregnant.
Obviously condoms are the only other option if I get off birth control .
But idk what to do , I wanted to make this post because I feel like my emotions are all over the place and idk what to do . I'm leaning toward getting off of it but what's anyone's opinion ? I really just need emotional support lmfao .
I literally feel like confetti bc I'm just so all over the place.
I also don't want to get the shot or any form of IUD .
My boyfriends been a trooper calmly dealing with my consistent mood swings but he's also wanting me to get off of it bc I feel so unhappy.
Help a girl out 😭😭😭😭
Should I waite it out or just stop it all together ?
What have your experiences been ?
Anyone else get hit w side effects this severely ?
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