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It doesn't have THAT much to do with my channel but I had to tell you guys about my terrible birth control experience so that other girls wouldn't make the same mistake I did!
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@kenj9120 7 лет назад

3 months of period? 😱 this is the worst birth control i've ever heard of

@chiarad7748 7 лет назад

At least one can be 100% sure that won't be pregnant during those months. best birth control ;) ahahah jk

@mariexoxo7160 7 лет назад

yeess been there, done that & this is the worse bc ever

@sindiswanzimande4478 6 лет назад

I never experienced that at all with this bc I would recommend it to everyone.

@tionnajackson8789 4 года назад

I had 6 months straight, it sucks

@anissamichelle23 4 года назад

I had three months of my period on the depo shot. Then after no period or cramps.

@ThesaurusToblerone 7 лет назад

Oh my god, that sounds horrific. I don't think I could live three years with a little rod inserted in my arm. I get shivers of revulsion just hearing about it. You must be so glad that it's not there anymore.

@yubbadubbadubba 7 лет назад

I know people who have gotten the implant, and it works great for them. Usually if you switch HBCs, you should try it for 3-4 months to gauge how it works out for you. This is the case if you're switching methods (for example from IUD to implant to pill), or even between different variations of the same method (different pills, or non-hormonal to hormonal IUD). The most effective ways for dealing with periods (especially if you're interested in extended cycle) are the pill (highly effective), or the ring (less effective at 90%, but convenient). Trying to find the one that works best for you is a tricky process for many women. Each person is different. Hell, I know someone who got a phantom pregnancy from the hormonal IUD, and others who were completely fine; others who are extremely psychologically affected by any kind of hormonal BC, and had to switch to non-hormonal options.

@alicebeulcke5024 7 лет назад

You should totally make a video about depression and mental health p.s. Love you stay strong girl💖

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Alice Beulcke I plan to! Thanks love! ❤️

@theemperorsjournal2715 7 лет назад

Tia Taylor I cannot wait for that video :)

@eternaldarkness6 6 лет назад

Alice Beulcke this made mine soooo bad

@a.zeinab 7 лет назад

3 month period, having acne especially back acne and depression (unfortunately I experienced that when I was younger) hmm NO thank you!!! I prefer to die as a virgin... ;))😂😂😂

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+zei nab lol 😅

@KarolChaSo 7 лет назад

zei nab lol

@LindaTinahTV 7 лет назад

lmao

@tatakiminu1691 7 лет назад

Thank you for opening up on mental health Tia. 💝

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Laet'sGo ❤️❤️❤️

@cataburgos6604 7 лет назад

I had the exact same birth control only for a year, and almost end with diabetes. I was on that 30% of girls that didn't get her period, so my endocrine system was messed up because of the irregular hormonal cycle that I gained 12 kilos (almost 27 pounds) leaving me with IR (insulin resistance) that's also knows as pre diabetes. I never had issues like that before and now I have to check constantly and be really careful with my diet and birth control options.

@a.zeinab 7 лет назад

Cata burgos wow.. this is unbelievable... 😮😲

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Cata burgos 😳I guess that I should consider myself lucky 😳

@rachaelcahill3035 5 лет назад

i wish my weight gain stopped at 27 pounds, I gained 60 (I started the nexplanon at 110 l and I'm now 169) I also had no periods, or at most very light spotting for a few days

@Monkeysareawesomelol 4 года назад

Same! I’m only 110lbs! :(

@lostinmilan 7 лет назад

This is stuff for people living in Lombardy: Probably Enrico had to wait for that long because he booked all the appointments at the same hospital. Just get a PIN from your local ASL and book your appointments online from your computer wherever you want. You can choose between all the hospitals and ASL available in Milan. You can see the ones with the shortest waiting list for that specific exam. Also check on google the Multimedica that is probably the best hospital in Milan. It's private but it also works with the public healthcare. Install the app salutile pronto soccorso(red icon). It's very useful if you need to go to the ER because you can see where there is less people in that specific moment and you can save hours of time.There is also an app to book appointments(green icon), but I don't like it very much. If you get the PIN you can use it to access to your previous medical exams, you can change doctor, you can see your prescription and you can also use it for other services like INPS or documents from the Comune di Milano.

@valentinamoyano5822 7 лет назад

Non ho capito bene la cosa del PIN :/ però MILLE GRAZIE per questo 🙏🏽

@lostinmilan 7 лет назад

A questo indirizzo puoi accedere ai servizi della sanità lombarda: www.crs.regione.lombardia.it/citt-ssc//goHome.udg (ho corretto il link) Puoi accedere in due modi. O con il PIN per la tua tessera sanitaria, cioè richiedendo un codice che ti danno all'ASL oppure con un codice usa e getta che richiedi sempre lì all'ASL. - *Col PIN* ricevi un codice di 5 cifre e un codice PUK che ti serve se sbagli a digitare il codice troppe volte. Dopodiché ti serve un lettore di tessere chiamato *smartcard reader* che costa sui 10-15 euro e lo trovi in posti tipo Buffetti o anche online su Amazon. E ti puoi collegare direttamente per prenotare le visite, cancellarle, vedere la tua cartella clinica, puoi anche cercare il nome di un dottore che conosci e condividere il tuo fascicolo con lui, cambiare. Puoi cambiare il medico di famiglia e anche firmare digitalmente i tuoi documenti. E diversi siti della pubblica amministrazione ti faranno accedere ai loro servizi(INPS, comune ecc..). - Vale lo stesso se invece richiedi la *password usa e getta* . Con quella non hai bisogno dello smartcard reader però non hai alcune funzionalità che ti possono tornare utile per altri servizi extra-sanitari. È una password che cambi di volta in volta e ti arriva via sms sul cellulare che hai fornito all'ASL quando hai compilato il modulo. Te la danno immediatamente quando vai allo sportello. Quando ti presenti però porta per sicurezza una copia del tuo documento. Qui trovi l'elenco delle ASL in Lombardia dove richiedere il PIN o la password con tanto di orari: www.crs.regione.lombardia.it/ds/ccurl/418/10/SITOCRS_sportelliattivi_ASL_2015_12_11.pdf Se invece vuoi hai un'impegnativa rossa e hai solo bisogno di prenotare una visita puoi farlo senza autenticarti, ti basta collegarti qui e inserire i dati della ricetta e della tua tessera: www.crs.regione.lombardia.it/citt-ssc/goGpcittSC.udg?friendlyName=SISS

@valentinamoyano5822 7 лет назад

Mille grazie!! sei davvero gentile :) ti sono estremamente grata!

@LindaOkachi 7 лет назад

$800??? Wow! God save the Queen...It's all free in the UK till you turn 26. 3 months of period though? No wayyyyy!

@lorrainemoalosi 6 лет назад

Linda Okachi lol God save the queen! Lol you just made my day

@minacmakeup7678 6 лет назад

Yes in the uk everything is free but you have to beg your GP for everything and for everything you have it’s all paracetamol paracetamol paracetamol. Come on’. NHS sucks.

@nomadicreader 7 лет назад

Hi Tia, I used to have acne back in high school and cured it by taking a pill that was prescribed by my gynecologist (in Italy). That also regularized my period and I've been taking it for 7 years now with zero side effects. I highly recommend you to visit a gyno in Milan (you'll find an English speaking one for sure), do your blood test, and have the doctor prescribe you a specific pill based on your blood test results. Good luck xo

@lisad5257 7 лет назад

Rossella Sala Hi i'm a girl in high school and i have got moderate acne. i have been thinking about taking the pill as well, do you recommend it since you've already been there before? thank you

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Rossella Sala wow, I mean my gyno did give me some pills to try buuut I'm to scarred mentally 😥

@haaveilla2166 7 лет назад

Tia Taylor Some months ago I started taking a pill and I feel great, my period is perfectly regular now and I down have any side effects such as acne, depression,... you should try it! The only bad note is that you have to remember to take it everyday

@lisad5257 7 лет назад

Haaveilla Really?? Some friends of mine who took the pill gained a lot weight so im kinda scared... thanks for sharing your own experience

@nomadicreader 7 лет назад

Hi Risa, I don't know where you're from but I highly recommend you see a reputable gyno and have her/him check your blood test. My first pill was called Diane and it worked great for me but it's really strong and not suitable for everyone. After a couple years I switched to a lighter pill and I still have no pimples and no ovarian cysts (that I used to have) at all.

@annadauria1481 7 лет назад

I've had exactly the same experience on the same birth control, in the UK. Got it at the end of June and took it off by August, like 3 years ago. They gave me the pill too, and nothing was improving. A very horrible woman shouted on me that I was wasting the healthcare money, well, I actually didn't care, I'd have cut my own arm to take it off. It took a while to get my period back to normal. Just horrible. A friend of mine has had the same experience. Never been on birth control in Italy tho, but I was told they do many blood test, to get the combination that works for you. But here, at least in the public service, they will handle you anything you ask, without actually do any test. It seriously gives me concern.

@Caimille 6 лет назад

I'm so sorry you had the worst side effects with the implant. I got mine almost a year and a half ago and the only side effect I've had is acne. It wasn't anything too bad but I do use two prescription acne medicines and my skin has been clear so far. I think I'm one of the lucky ones with this implant because I haven't had had any periods since the insertion and not even any spotting. I was watching out for mood swings and depression and I think I've been ok so far. I've ready so many horror stories before getting my implant but I also knew that every body is different. In my case, the only side effect for me is worth keeping the implant . I love the convenience of not thinking of taking a pill.

@carinaconte8723 7 лет назад

It is so sad, that as women we are subjected to so much risk. Where's the pill for men???

@rachaelcahill3035 5 лет назад

It's very easy to produce contraception for women because all that needs to be done is prevent 1-2 eggs from being released from the ovaries every month, or alter the environment of the womb, and both are very easy to do, by raising progestin and estrogen the female reproductive system is very easily tricked. However, men produce millions of sperm every single day, and the male reproductive system isn't so easily tricked into stopping that production.. They're still working on it but it's just really really complicated to do, whereas female birth control is far more simple

@jannelledear2645 7 лет назад

This is important video. Thanks for sharing.

@virgirispi89 7 лет назад

Tia, a couple of years ago I asked my doctor about this method as well but he (an endocrinologist, not a gynecologist) told me this sets your hormones level at the same level as a women after menopause. So he told me this is good for 30-something people who just do not want to have kids anymore, totally not good for girls in their 20's. You should get the pill that works good with your natural hormone levels in order to not get super moody or experience depression. This means you should make the endocrinologist choose the right pill for you after he analyzed your hormones level, never let a gynecologist just give you the most common pill.

@ambernash8994 3 года назад

I know I’m just a random person and you may not realize how important this video was for me to see but it was a relief to see this knowing I’m not alone because what happend to you is happening to me severely. I didn’t do enough research, I’m only just now linking what terrible side effects I’m having to the birth control days before I’m trying to get it out and I just want my old self back. Birth control from hell and I never want to feel the way this birth control makes me feel again.

@BriCareful 7 лет назад

OMG you just saved my life! I was going to get the same exact BC I had my appointment TODAY! Im going to europe in a few months too, I feel like I just dodged a major bullet. This was so on time! I have had depression in the past as well, if thats a possibility I don't want to risk it. Also, would you consider doing a video on depression ? I am going on an Erasmus program and they warned us about staying on top of our mental health. It would be really interesting and headful to hear your perspective on mental health while studying in a forge in country

@madapigi1 7 лет назад

I recomend patches. I use patches and i am very very happy about them. I prefer them to the pill...i mean, i don't like taking any pills if it's not necessary ahahah

@angelamichelarabiolo4749 7 лет назад

actually we in Italy have one of the best health public system in the world because is for everyone. when you go to emergency with something serious or for surgery, the doctors do everything they need. for example, if you break your leg they visit you and reduce the fracture, take you to the X-ray room and then to the cast room. if the fracture needs surgery they don't let you out but set you for the operation and do all the blood exam+aenestesyologist visit. even foreigners have free access to our health care. if you go with a green or red code to the E.R. you don't pay; if you go there for something really minor you have to pay according to your wealth. of course, I'm native from the South and there hospitals and public health ambulatories are not very good -with few exceptions-. now I live in Bologna and I appreciate the health system here even from a human stand point. I just wanted to explain you. To sum up: if you need a doctor for minor problems and checks (gyno, dentist, physiotherapist) is better to go private, otherwise public

@jpcarson08 6 лет назад

Wow Tia! This is so similar to my experience on Implanon! I’m from the UK and got mine on the NHS (free healthcare). I experienced acne (especially on my back), mood swings, weight gain AND it got stuck in my arm resulting in the same traumatic, drawn out procedure and scarring. In addition, it took about a year for my hormones to go back to normal so I had irregular periods and bad acne for a further year. It makes me wonder how many other women are experiencing this without realising what the cause is. On a side note, I’m also living in Italy. I found you and subscribed to your channel when I moved here and your videos are great! Very relatable and entertaining 😘😘

@RachardMorris 7 лет назад

Thanks for that snippet of your OBGYN being black! Some of us medical junkies who want to work in Italy like that kind of information

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Rachard ✊🏾😜

@pile333 7 лет назад

I think Enrico misunderstood the steps he had to do to set his appointment at the hospital. Anyway he had to wait a bit at ER because of the "triage" procedure, since a finger dislocation is not a serious injury so he had no priority. It is useless to use private health care in Italy to fix a dislocated finger anyway. In Milan, as in Lombardy in general, Public Health System is still quite good (compared to other regions). It's must be pointed out the PHS doesn't mean totally free; in fact we have to pay a "ticket" to partecipate in the expenses (sometimes based upon our incomes) and in general is not so high; plus, every expenses, even the private health care ones, are deductable from taxation (the 19% per cent of them).

@elangwilym5236 6 лет назад

So glad to hear somebody else went through the same thing!!! Anxiety, acne and months of periods non stop!! Booked to get it off asap! Good riddance!!

@eliri412 7 лет назад

We don't use those kind of birth control simply because they have too many bad side effects. Actually, I have never understood American health system. For example, for a tooth removal they make you sleep with a strong medicine (don't know what it's called)... like, is that really necessary?

@stevemin9060 7 лет назад

TBH I'm wondering the same about the dentist thing of make people sleep. Should be a good thing to explain in a video (maybe not a video only about this specific practice, of course, but something in general)

@venezolanatrini 7 лет назад

Not always it depends on the amount of teeth being removed and where. I've gotten 3 teeth pulled and they just numbed me for the pain. But I do get what you mean about other things, its all for the insurance money that's why.

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Elisa Risconti if the American healthcare system didn't cost an arm and a leg, I'd say it was perfect. P.S. I've gotten teeth removed and was awake for all of them. They just numbed my mouth

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Elisa Risconti and anyways, they use nexplanon in Italy, that's how I was able to get it out here 😅

@eliri412 7 лет назад

+Tia Taylor I know that, but private clinics are different from the public. If I am not wrong, nexplanon is not offered by the public hospitals.

@lobocooby 7 лет назад

Also, I am really happy you mentioned mental health. So many of us go through mental struggles, but feels like a taboo to talk about. Hopefully this opens up more people to speak out. =]

@WhitneyReacts 7 лет назад

A girl I worked with at Best Buy had that in her arm and I... couldn't do it. I am a Pharmacy Technician and to me anything that can stop your periods all together or jack up your period wouldn't be something I'd want to risk. I took the pill forever but as I got older it messed with my hormones. I also have Hashimoto's (low thyroid) so my hormones are already a little weird, so throwing more hormones into my body just made me mean, I gained weight, my acne funny enough cleared up though. I'm not on anything right now since we want kids and we are almost 30!

@lavinia2309 7 лет назад

my friend has the same birth control and the exact same side effects as you are explaining! Its absolutely ridicilous

@lavinia2309 7 лет назад

plus her libido completely disappeared

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Lavinia Economu oh, that happened too 🙃

@donatellabenn1209 7 лет назад

Tia Taylor don't ever try the patch it's horrible

7 лет назад

Back in 2007/2008, I've had EIGHT and a half months of period. After six kind of pills, I finally found one but omg it was a loooong wait.

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Andrée Felisatti yea trying a million birth controls and dealing with a million side effects until I find one that I like just doesn't seem appealing to me at all 😭😭

7 лет назад

I know the feeling too well sadly!! plus, I've never had to deal with the depression but I do have anxiety and it got really difficult for me to make the right choice but thank goodness at the moment I'm ok! 🙋 😱 although I do have to say that when it comes to birth control it's like a Never Ending Story.

@madapigi1 7 лет назад

I use patches and i am very very happy about them. I prefer them to the pill...i mean, i don't like taking any pills if it's not necessary ahahah plus, all the pills have lactose and i am intollerant

@naturalcurlbeauty6397 6 лет назад

Implanon is actually the old version. Nexplanon is the "new and improved version". Just FYI.

@butterflygrl_1007 3 года назад

Yes I’ve had four of these n now I let it expire two years over still no period but brown huge spots above lip n cheek dark spots bad

@annatedino8217 7 лет назад

This is so IMPORTANT : talking about birth control and, MOSTLY, side effects. I was diagnosed with anxiety problems when I was in middle school and then, like at 16, I started taking the pill. It was a nightmare, without any reasons I started felling depressed, I didn't even wanna go out my bed. The day after I cut out the pill I instantly felt happier. I just really wanted that someone would have pointed out these aspects and not just the positive effects of it.

@lobocooby 7 лет назад

Hi tia ! Girl, my sister currently has the exact same bc you have. She got it implanted about two years ago, and has spent so much money on feminine care products because she bleeds every single day. Every day. It took her this long to finally call it a quits, so she went it to have it taken out, only to find out that the doctor could not locate the implant. She had to go get an X-ray a week or so later, and finally get it taken out. Her situation is so similar to yours. And I'm so glad you pointed out the acne side effect. She's already battled with acne since she was a teen (she's 24 now), she was on acutane in high school, it cleared up, but had recently started breaking out crazy. The dermatologist had told her that she could break out again once the medication wore off at 23/24, but it coincidentally occurred when she got the implant. I sent this link to her today, so she's more informed. Thanks!!

@ericalucato9037 6 лет назад

Dear Tia, thank you very much for opening up on mental health, we really need to dismantle the social stigma that surrounds it. However, hearing that you've been put on mental drugs at such a young age really astonishes me. As a sufferer of major depression and anxiety from who knows when in my childhood, I've been through quite the opposite approach here in Italy. Indeed, with the exception of rare extreme cases, here you're not meant to receive any mental health prescription until you come of age, since the doctors are very afraid of messing around with the psyche of a minor who is still growing up and therefore hasn't a defined personality yet. They even tend to avoid diagnoses for the same reason, also given the normal hormonal and mood swings teenagers go through. So if you aren't an adult, you'd probably get only psychological assistance. I can understand that, but in my experience, I've been considered too young for mental medecines even way into my twenties, which led me to waste years of my life doing anything but crawling into my bed in despair and on the verge of suicide. I've been through natural remedies and silliness such as bach flowers that obviously didn't work at all against a severe insomnia, my number one depression and anxiety symptom. Of course I couldn't keep up with my studies and social life while in such conditions and I eventually was forced to quit university and never graduated. Maybe other connationals of mine have lived different experiences, even opposite from mine, I don't know, so perhaps they can't relate and I'm in no condition to speak for everybody. Nonetheless, from my perspective I have a feeling that while in the USA doctors use to give away mental meds like they were candies, in Italy they're far too cautious and risk to minimize and belittle people's mental suffering, in fact putting them in life danger.

@Martypazza94 6 лет назад

Tia, sono moooolto felice che tu abbia risolto i problema con il contraccettivo! Ho cambiato anche io contraccettivo, passando da Yaz (che poi scopro è stata ritirata per morti legate al medicinale) a Nuvaring (e se andrà tutto bene, presumo che terró questo)... e non potrei essere piu contenta di così! Yaz mi aveva alzato tantissimo i livelli di trigliceridi nel sangue e non andava per niente bene! Per cui ho deciso di sospenderla e di cambiare, optando per nuvaring piu leggero e a rilascio diretto.. Per la questione Enrico.. in pronto soccorso abbiamo dei codici, che vanno dal bianco al rosso, e ogni codice ha i tempi di urgenza e precedenza.. ovvio che una persona con un infarto, con un politrauma, con un trauma cranico o con altre patologie che potrebbero comportare rischi per la vita passano avanti a tutti e si risolve il problema nel giro di poco, mentre una lussazione di falange come per enrico, viene catalogata come verde, per cui passata dietro le emergenze e per cui ci vorrà moooolto tempo (se si tratta di ospedali grossi con alto afflusso di pazienti) per arrivare a risolvere il problema... Spezzo una lancia a favore del pubblico, dove persino io lavoro.. in riabilitazione abbiamo persino noi delle liste d’attesa, e certe patologie vengono prima di altre...

@meDi850 7 лет назад

the things we women go through :(

@KarolChaSo 7 лет назад

Thanks for opening up about depression ❤❤ I've had a three month shot from hell and doctors here in Italy are convincing lol the shot sent me straight to menopause,I was swollen head to toe,I looked 8months pregnant,the mood swings my God,I prayed for my period to come back,I don't use anything we are just extra careful I would never want to experience all those side effects ever again,hugs and if possible make a video about depression am sure many would benefit .xx

@TheWildCrue 7 лет назад

I'm happy that you talked about this, in Italy we still don't know much about birth control types other than the pill

@sofiesworld 7 лет назад

😲😲😲😲 That's crazy, I've never even heard of that type of BC but will now stay away! Thanks Tia!

@leslied2460 5 лет назад

I got mine removed and I feel great it's the best decision I made

@Shiro92224 5 лет назад

Getting mine out tomorrow after only having it for a month, my anxiety and depression are really bad on this and its just not worth it.

@jessicaalvarado8774 4 года назад

nicola dowsell I also removed it after a month! I was in deep severe depression, and was slowly feeling back to my normal self. How long did it take you to feel better?

@lalalalalala3303 7 лет назад

I'm sorry but I have to correct you. 1) I'm Italian and I get nexplanon inserted in a public hospital paying 15 euros. I had to buy nexplanon because they don't provide for it, then only implant/remove it. 2) Nexplanon is the new version and not implanon. Nexplanon is the updated version and it's radiopaque so they eventually can use x-ray to check if it moved or if it's still there.

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Lau Y interessesting about point 1, it was the receptionist at the doctor that told me that it's not offered by public doctors and since I could find any information on it in italian on the web, I assumed it was true. I'll make a comment here. And oh wow idk how i confused them but I'll correct that as well

@lalalalalala3303 7 лет назад

Tia Taylor I'm sorry you had to pay 150 to get it out! It's so unfair.. The removal was considered by SNN like "rimozione di corpo estraneo da sottocute", which is a quite common procedure. Anyway even my experience with nexplanon was a nightmare because my gynecologist didn't tell me that it could lead to recurring candidiadis, acne and depression.😤😨 When I found out about that I decided to remove it and everything got back to normal!

@rugby2390 5 лет назад

I had a similar experience but with the nexplanon! I'm an American girl in Italy as well. I had it taken out in a hospital but I think it was because of connections between my doctor and somebody in the hospital- which worked out really nicely. I had the same side effects as you, especially irregular periods and crazy depression and mood swings; I remember crying everyday, sometimes multiple times per day, and not even understanding why. After getting it removed I was diagnosed with PCOS and rosacea-- which has been on-going. The dermatologist thinks the birth control messed up my hormones which resulted in acne rosacea... And his solution was to put me back on hormonal birth control. 🤦 I've been trying to balance my hormones for the past two years, naturally, but I haven't healed my rosacea (it's usually a chronic condition). I'm convinced it was the nexplanon implant that messed me up. Thanks for making this video! Doctors should definitely be more cautious/serious when recommending hormonal birth controls, especially ones with so many negative and even dangerous side effects.

@thenextresponseiswrittenby2853 6 лет назад

I know this is old, but I give you major credit for talking about your past mental health issues. Great video overall and I totally get your frustration with the birth control. I’m getting mine removed in 2 days. I’ve had enough of this hell.

@angieee.266 5 лет назад

I had mine for 4 years. Only issue was weight gain. No period, no pain, no mood swings. Every womans body is different. I just got it removed today

@patriciadulonamor8854 7 лет назад

Sono felice che tu abbia parlato di questo argomento! Ho usato l'anello anticoncezionale per 3 anni e anche se non ho avuto nessun particolare problema nel mentre, quando ho smesso il mio corpo ci ha messo parecchio per riadattarsi. E parecchio intendo che sono 3 anni che ho smesso e i primi 9 mesi il ciclo non si è fatto proprio vedere. Ho fatto visite su visite, ormoni a posto, qualche ciste alle ovaie ma alla fine il ciclo è tornato, anche se comunque non quello di una volta (flusso innesistente, irregolarità etc). Solo ultimamente credo si sia veramente assestato. Io ho smesso perchè non volevo assumere qualcosa che non rispettasse il ciclo vitale naturale di una donna. Sono cresciuta e maturata ed è stata una scelta più concorde con le mie idee. Detto questo, ragazze informatevi prima di iniziare un trattamento ormonale.

@federicamarvulli3287 7 лет назад

"get that shit out of me" best description ever! 😂 I had a very bad experience with the pill and I don't think that I will ever consider again any kind of birth control. I really appreciate that you have shared this with us, because a lot of people didn't talk about birth control, maybe because they consider it just "a simple, safe and easy thing" but it isn't. Three months of period? Insane, and the worst are the one that consider it normal just because "oh it's a side effect". Scars will go away Tia, thank you! I always watch your video you're fantastic! 😙

@AfeeyahFBMJ23 7 лет назад

Wow am so proud your gyno is black; I used to live in Italy so I know how significant that it! YESSS come through!

@AfeeyahFBMJ23 7 лет назад

Also forgot to say I went from a size 8-16 uk size when I was on BC smh; the worst ever & I am still struggling with my weight now.

@buddie113 7 лет назад

I had this implant and it was hell for me too. I got bad joint pain and had to upwards of an hour of yoga/stretching every night just to be able to fall asleep, I had intense pain after having sex, and I had the same unexplainable depression. Tia, Don't feel stupid for not getting it out sooner. I have had a hormone disorder in the past so I know what it feels like when I'm out of balance so I KNEW something was up. I even went to the doctor to get it out and my doctor talked me into keeping it. In the end I only had the implant in for 5 months because I was depressed and could not even have sex due to pain, which was the whole reason I got the birth control! Fortunately, I got it taken out with no issues, but it took several month for my body to balance out again. Thank you for sharing your experience because doctors don't always tell you everything about the birth control before you get it in.

@judithvera84 4 года назад

I’ve had my implanon in for a year and a half. I’ve had just about every symptom on the list.... Nausea, headache,weight gain, vaginal infection, low libido to name a few. The worst was anxiety which I thought was from another source. I literally felt like jumping out of my skin. Lately among other side effects I’ve had joint pain cramping and mood swings. Yes I’m taking it out ASAP. It’s ridiculous what women have to go through

@cassandramedina9342 4 года назад

For the infection did you need to take anything or would it go away on its own? Plz respond this birth control is killing me I've been giving it way too much chances.

@judithvera84 4 года назад

cassandra medina I went to the pharmacy and got an over the counter treatment for vaginal infection. I got my birth control out on October 1. I noticed big changes a few days after taking it out. I’ve even started losing weight through intermittent fasting

@cassandramedina9342 4 года назад

Thank you!

@martinabuono5806 7 лет назад

it's been almost two years since I'm taking the pill, and the only side effect I have(not always just sometimes) is an annoying headhacke just before my period..that's it. I know ppl that changed lot of pills because of they were gaining weight or they used to have always headhacke..I think you just need to find the method that fits you and that's it, maybe you need to try more than one before you find what's better for you and for your body. That's terrible though,what you went through just bc of a stupid birth control..But don't blame yourself for it, everything went fine at the end! people always think about birth control like it's not a big deal, it definelty is, it's not just a pill or just whatever, when something have effects on your body and most of all on your mental health, it is a big deal.. we should talk about this more. Great video as always, congrats Tia!

@trueheart8739 4 года назад

As annoying as periods can be, RUN (don’t walk) from anything that forces your body to do something “unnatural”. All birth control is extremely dangerous!!

@gardenia2880 7 лет назад

I've had the nexplanon for 8 months and haven't had a period since then, yay! However, I've had horrible headaches, mood swings, gained about 30 lbs and have felt depressed. Made an appointment to get it removed, but the Doc talked me out of it. Going to make another appointment and NOT change my mind again. Thanks for sharing your experience.

@brendarois 7 лет назад

Ciao Tia! I don't whether to write you in English or Italian, since none of those are my native languages. But anyway, I've been under the pill for almost 4 years and I have absolutely no regrets. I've been using the same pill called Y.. (I don't know if I can mention names, specially for the younger ones). But this pill was recommended by my gynecologist in Brazil and I have literally NO side effects. Not any weight gain, no more cramps and the best thing: a 100% clear skin and back. In the meanwhile, I moved to France and then Italy, for some time and I kept buying those pills in France and Italy. The mental health issue is very important to address but even after moving to those places countries, I didn't notice any change related to the pill. In Brazil I have many friends that are very very happy with the copper iud (it's hormone-free so your skin, mood & sex drive remains unchanged), but I don't know if it is an option in Italy. But every person is different, I'm just glad I never got this kind of implant (which is unfortunately HIGHLY mediatized in America as I've seen ads in many magazines for young adults like Cosmo, Glamour...)

@iLSEbao 7 лет назад

This story scared the hell out of me. I thought of getting this implant after seeing one of your videos, luckily you posted this one. I'm actually taking a birth control pill to keep my acne under control, however what helped me a lot were antibiotics and reducing dairy products. The only side effects are more frequent headaches and yet I still have bad cramps. I hope you will find what suits you 😘

@lawrenwolfe274 5 лет назад

But... implanon was before nexplanon 🤔

@angelortiz6114 4 года назад

Yeah, nexplanon is the newer one

@melissarivera6274 3 года назад

Yes !! 😃

@silverkaresses 7 лет назад

I feel your pain! Side effects from birth control are the worst. I've had an IUD for years, and it has been the best experience I've had with birth control. I know some people are afraid of IUDs but I have had zero issues and not having a period is a big plus. Lower dosages of the medicine are required to be effective, so I've been told that it minimizes reactions. There's also the Paraguard copper IUD if you're more sensitive to medications. They are great options that don't seem to get as much press as the pill.

@carlatufano2010 7 лет назад

Ciao Tia, i tuoi video sulle differenze tra l'Italia e gli USA sono molto interessanti, li guardo da tanto tempo! Io ho la sindrome dell'ovaio policistico (ciclo irregolarissimo, testosterone molto alto e possibile infertilità), ma il mio ginecologo mi ha prescritto una pillola anticoncezionale (Sibilla) che mi ha aiutato tantissimo. Non soffro più di lunghi cicli, prima addirittura dai 15 ai 20 giorni, non ho più dolori fortissimi nè psm, è stata davvero una salvezza! Gli unici piccoli effetti collaterali sono stati un aumento di fame nei primi tre mesi e leggere nausee mattutine nel primo mese. Continua così, tesoro, e goditi Milano!

@TheDorkyDorcas97 7 лет назад

I literally made an appointment at Planned Parenthood to get my implant tomorrow. I was looking at the thumbnail and I was like "please don't let it be the implant" your experience freaks me out lol I've heard of different people who had an easy time with it but you're just 360, my other option is the IUD but the thought of the crazy cramps just scares me lol

@Morrocanprincess 7 лет назад

I take my temperature every day and watch & track my cycle real carefully and regularly. Never been on birth control and don't ever want to be. Zero side effects and this method has been VERY effective for me. Tracking my cycle is more work, but I know my body way better now. That being said I know other girls have very bad cramps and have no choice but to be on the pill. The implant sounds like a nightmare!

@brooklynwinning8312 6 лет назад

I have the same side effects that you do .. terrible terrible terrible ! Can’t wait to take this out !!!

@fantasiaornelas12 4 года назад

Unfortunately I lost my insurance so I have to wait to get this out of my arm, and I can’t wait .this and the depo provera shot have been the worst birth controls I’ve ever been on. It has ruined my body and health so badly I just want it to stop. this is the same thing I’ve been going through , my doctor has had me change 3 different birth controls “to treat my high estrogen and insulin resistance that comes with PCOS “ with no break in between for over 2 years ,I started nexplanon 2 and a half years ago and it has just made everything so much worse . I bleed so much when I do bleed but I can go months without a cycle .I’ve gained over 45lbs since starting it , I was 120lbs and now I’m almost 170lbs and I’m a strict vegan (due to also having gerd) and I workout 5 days a week and can’t lose the weight no matter what I do. My wedding ring doesn’t fit anymore , my hairs been falling out, my belly is constantly swollen , I retain so much fluid , I have so much acne on my cheeks and back , and with PCOS I started it with only 8 cysts in total on my left ovary and about 5 on my right . I now have almost 16 cysts in total and due to high hormones and pressure from the weight gain I have cysts burst randomly all the time now that result in ER visits .I cannot wait to get this out of me and hopefully find a better doctor who will hopefully be more realistic and honest about birth control results , hopefully start a better method of birth control too. After losing two pregnancies I just wanted to give my body a break before we started trying again and it feels like I’ve only hurt it more with all these hormones .

@adrianjuno7242 7 лет назад

I have the same thing, my period was pretty bad for a month or so, but now I don't have a period, and according to my boyfriend I have a moderate amounts of mood swings. Depression is a thing, but having a strong rock is important. Weight gain isnt a problem I noticed.

@janice9692 7 лет назад

i don't think I'd be able to deal with those side effects. I'd hate feeling sad and having mood swings! Anyways, awesome video!

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Janice Rodriguez yea it sucked, idk how I got through 3 years 🙄

@francescab9180 7 лет назад

Ciao Tia, ti seguo da un pò e i tuoi video mi piacciono molto ma non h mai commentato..dopo anni di ciclo regolarissimo ho avuto 8/10 mesi di ciclo irregolare..sono stata dalla ginecologa e mi ha parlato di una spirale (Jaydess) che dura 3 anni, non ha i soliti ormoni della pillola ma un altro mix e può essere utilizzata anche da donne che non hanno avuto gravidanze. Costa 180€, l'inserimento è molto semplice e a distanza di quasi 2 anni non ho avuto un singolo effetto collaterale (acne, aumenti di peso, ciclo irregolare)..ovviamente ognuno è diverso e risponde in maniera differente a questo genere di cose, ma mi sento di consigliarlo fortemente..spero possa esserti utile e anche a chi leggerà il commento..un bacio

@irenem.9927 7 лет назад

Francesca B La spirale funziona bene ma puó portare gravi problemi di fertilitá, per quanto ne so io! ti consiglio di fare qualche ricerca a proposito :)

@lisbeth04 7 лет назад

Anche io ho la spirale (Mirena, 5 anni) e fino ad ora è stata fantastica! 0 ciclo e nessun effetto collaterale. E Irene, non da nessun problema di fertilità!

@francescab9180 7 лет назад

Ciao Irene! Da quello che so io la spirale che sto utilizzando non influisce con l'ovulazione attraverso gli estrogeni ma semplicemente inspessisce il muco riducendo la possibilità di fecondazione. Di fatto l'ovulazione si verifica ogni mese senza problemi. La spirale di cui parlo io è diversa da quella classica in rame (quello che ho scritto si basa su quello che mi ha detto la ginecologa e sulle informazioni che ho reperito online e sul foglietto illustrativo..da quello che ho capito ogni tipo di spirale è a se quindi nn è possibile generalizzare..sono comunque dell'idea che ognuna debba fare le dovute ricerche e affidarsi soprattutto a un buon ginecologo prima di decidere cosa utilizzare)

@misstiataylor_ 7 лет назад

+Francesca B interesting... idk if I were to try something else it would probably just be the pill... I'm too afraid of procedures now 😥

@francescab9180 7 лет назад

I'm quite forgetful when it comes to medicines so In my case it would be useless to get the pill to end up taking it once in a while when I remember 😂 the iud takes away this problem..everybody is different but if u want something with almost 0 side effects I would recommend to look into this..it takes like 10 minutes to put in and u can forget about it for 3 yrs..😘

@taryndancer29 7 лет назад

My friend is American, I'm Canadian and we both live in Germany. We have found the birth control here to be awesome with hardly any side effects. I had some breakthrough bleeding when I first went on but after that no problem. Back in Canada I tried some kind that caused half my body to go numb after 3 days. Immediately went off that shit.

@krissynyc 7 лет назад

Taryn DeCicco I'm living in Berlin right now! Do you have any recommendations? :)

@taryndancer29 7 лет назад

Krissy W I'm currently on Velafee and it has been working well for me. Before I took it, I had heavy periods and painful cramps, how I have no cramps and light periods 😁

@stevemin9060 7 лет назад

The hospital story sometimes depends on where you live and how big the hospital is, I guess. When I broke my finger years ago, I went to the hospital (public doctor) on Friday and after 40 min the doctor took a look at the finger then after 15 min I went to the X-ray room and at the end they made me an appointment for the surgery on Monday PS: I hope my english is good enough to understand lol

@andreapiccinelli1248 7 лет назад

WOW. Thanks for sharing this, I was actually planning on trying this birth control thingy.. But I think I'll pass. Also, I'm with those who asked you to talk about mental health! Pretty please!

@stephaniesiega 7 лет назад

I've got nexplanon for 3 years and didn't have periods and it actually cleared out my acne! That's so weird! I'm Italian but I got it done in the uk

@LaCarinhosa 7 лет назад

Even I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Had it in for 1 years, was bleeding for 1 year except for the days that I combined with the pill. Major mood swings and super tired all the time. Just never again. From now on calendar method for me.

@valentina_melethiel 5 лет назад

Ciao Tia, ho beccato questo tuo vecchio video di un anno fa proprio perché stavo cercando dei video al riguardo, visto che ti seguo da tanto ho guardato il tuo, io messo l’implant il settembre scorso per i primi mesi tutto bene e ne ero soddisfatta, fin quando non ha cominciato ad avere un impatto sulla mia salute mentale, in passato ho sofferto di depressione, ansia e attacchi di panico e diciamo che l’implant non mi sta facendo molto bene da questo punto di vista perché spesso mi capita di sentirmi esattamente come nei miei giorni bui e ciò mi spaventa parecchio. In più sto lievitando come una torta nostante il fare esercizi, andare a lavoro a piedi ogni giorno e mangiare sano, tra l’altro ho eliminato glutine e lieviti dalla mia dieta perché ho scoperto di esserne intollerante, e mi pare assurdo ingrassare nonostante io faccia di tutto per stare in forma, infatti allo specchio lo vedo che è proprio gonfiore e non sono mai stata così!. Sono in crisi non so che fare!.

@pepi-memes.allday1302 7 лет назад

I have the same birthcontrol. Remember. Everyones bodies are DIFFERENT. i just got irregular periods. With no cramps, no depression, or any of that.

@AG-mt3xs 3 года назад

I haven't had a period in the year and a half I have had it, but that is the ONLY thing good that has come from my Nepxlanon. I hate it. I have so many horrible side effects that I never had on the pill. Unfortunately, I can't take the combo pill because I have migraines with auras. My GYN recommended this one because it was my last option to deal with my fibroid, ovarian cysts, irregular periods, endometriosis, and the pain around ovulation and periods. I have the WORST acne, now. Its all over my back and face. I have insomnia, nightmares, waking panic attacks, and heightened anxiety. Never had these issues before. I am irritable most of the time. I have gained so much weight. And my drive is now zero. I have more migraines than I have ever had before. On top of that, I have more frequent bouts of IBS, and they are worse than they have ever been. So over it. This thing is coming out.

@robertoroseto 7 лет назад

Didn't know about this kind of birth control. I follow you from several months and I've developed a kind of fondness for you, so I'm glad the side effects are going away. :)

@fancydeer 7 лет назад

Ugh the thought of having something implanted in my skin squicks me out so bad. I'll just stick to my pills!

@jennycom801 6 лет назад

Mi dispiace per questa tua brutta esperienza, dev'essere stato terribile 😫 grazie per aver condiviso tutto, è molto interessante e utile! 🌸

@racheyt9196 7 лет назад

We are lucky in the UK that birth control including this implant is free and we also have loads of choices. I do know a friend that was so miserable on this birth control, she was told she could get an appointment in a few weeks for removal but she was so desperate and it was very close to the skin that she got it out herself 😣 I have another friend who is very happy with hers. It is scary that you don't know whether it will agree with you or not and if it doesn't the side effects are awful!

@veronica_verapietra 7 лет назад

ho avuto dei problemi simili prendendo due diverse tipologie di pillola a causa di ovaio policistico e conseguenti brufoli; il mio ginecologo prima di presciverla mi ha spiegato che la pillola poteva farmi stare meglio ma poteva anche provocare effetti collaterali e che avrei dovuto lasciar passare 5/6 mesi prima di preoccuparmi. Primo tentativo pillola Loette: mi ha provocato un'acne infiammata e dolorosa! Dopo 6mesi mi ha fatto passare a Belara: due cicli al mese di 10giorni ciascuno, tristezza e aumento di peso....dopo due anni ho smesso. Però il mio ginecologo mi ha sempre messa in guardia spiegandomi che ogni donna reagisce diversamente e su questo c'è molta disinformazione!

@sindiswanzimande4478 6 лет назад

Hey Tia. I just recently had my implant taken out, honestly I didn't really have many side effects and I am going to get another one in. I did gain weight, which I hate but well between that and actually getting pregnant I choose the slight weigh gain. I experienced irregular periods from month to month sometimes it would be just spotting for a few days or a month at most, sometimes it would be heavy but for only a couple of days like a week at most and sometimes I wouldn't go on my period at all, all of these symptoms though were just in the first year of getting it after that I experienced a normal period every month like I didn't even have the implant on which is okay. I have a history with acne as well but the implant didn't really effect that at all I'd gave a few breakouts during my period but that's it. All in all I would still recommend this to anyone who wants something this convenient where you don't have to keep taking pills or remembering to go to the doctor every now and then

@seahlilly 7 лет назад

Hmm im kinda scared cos I have Nexoplan :( I have noticed that my periods have been irregular (max 2 weeks though) and I have got a bit more acne, but not much though. the worst bit about taking contraceptives though for me is weight gain. before I could eat whatever I wanted, now I have to mind what I eat as work out, which, to be honest, is something I should have done to begin with :p Also, I live in Finland so the health care is amazing here, I paid 175 to buy it and to put it in was free, since birth control procedures for students here are free, so I guess im lucky. But it was great to hear your experience! Thanks for sharing!

@ThatOddChickenHippie 5 лет назад

I must be lucky then. No period and the worst side effect I had was weight gain.

@oliviajoans 7 лет назад

Some women actually do well on it. From my experience the bad side effects are usually based on the poor timing of placement. I have one in my home but I am so afraid of the possible low libido

@MsRae-ev9hs 6 лет назад

Thanks for the heads up sis! and congrats on the school trip to Italy. You are brave smart and beautiful! Let no one tell you different angel! :)

@storiesgirlll 7 лет назад

No, "this is public italian sistem" per niente. Il Pronto Soccorso spesso fa casino, siamo disorganizzati e quello che ti pare, ma io sono andata a togliere lesioni cutanee due giorni fa, nel pubblico. Ottima prestazione - comprese le suture - e gratuita completamente. La sanità italiana ha tanto schifo ma anche tanto buono, anche perché spesso i privati sono gli stessi che lavorano anche nel pubblico e soprattutto: molti privati dovrebbero vergognarsi, e hanno il coraggio di farsi pagare.

@qemarithompson2367 5 лет назад

@tiataylor I had the Nexplanon for almost 6 months. Worst months of my life. My periods would range from 2-3 weeks with spotting. I had mood swings with extreme bloating the whole time I had it. I also had really bad acne breakouts and my skin/hair dried out significantly. I chose this method because I knew I wouldn’t be consistent with a pill and the other methods didn’t seem appealing to me. I honestly never needed birth control but I let the women in my family (mostly my mom) speak fear into my heart to convince me I made the right choice.

@paintedratsrattery7198 5 лет назад

No, the worst side effect is the emotional lability, (Constant mood changes) the anxiety and panic disorders it gives you, and don't forget the hormonal imbalance. Those are the worst, becoming something that isn't yourself anymore . That's hell, not bleeding. I would rather bleed for 3 months straight than want to run and hide from the world that you use to not fear. Fearing that your mentally insane for months, then realizing it's your birth control is the worst . I've had to quit 3 jobs and remain jobless due to the horrid anxiety that I never had, all happening randomly one day. feelings the implant gives you is inevitable. And inescapable, and that triggers the anxiety as well .

@angelicaorosco6236 5 лет назад

painted rats rattery have you tooken it out ?

@angelicaorosco6236 5 лет назад

painted rats rattery and if so how do you feel now ?Ik it’s the worst feeling !!

@brookejones8433 5 лет назад

I know this is an old video. But I am planning on getting mine out asap. I have had it for almost 2 years and I have had nothing but problems with severe acne, fatigue, nausea, irregular/long periods, mood swings etc. I thought hmm maybe it's the implanon but I couldn't find anywhere that linked extreme fatigue to it but I have never felt so exhausted in my whole life. I gained 8kg as well so I am pretty much fed up with it. I am hoping my skin clears quickly afterwards because I have spent hundreds of dollars on skincare products, acne medications etc to help my skin and they help for a bit but it's still there. (I am fron Australia) I am really hoping its not stuck in my arm because I honestly will pass out on the bed 😂

@chantalalex5135 5 лет назад

GIRL I HAVE BEEN DOWN THE SAME PATH AS YOU I NEVER HAD ACNE AND I LOOKED HORRIBLE AND WORE MAKEUP CONSTANTLY SOOO EMBARRASSED OF MY SKIN. I JUST GOT MINE OUT THREE DAYS AGO. WORSE EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE. THE DOCTOR WHO PUT MINE IN PUT IT IN TOO DEEP. IT TOOK AN HOUR AND FIFTEEN MINUTES OF PUSHING, CUTTING, AND DIGGING IN MY ARM AND STILL COULDNT FIND IT. WHEN IT WOULD POP UP IT WOULD SLIP TO A DIFFERENT PART OF MY ARM IMMEDIATELY. A SURGEON HAD TO COME IN IT TOOK THREE PEOPLE TO GET IT OUT AND A END RESULT OF A CUT ABOUT AN INCH AND STITCHES.IT WAS UNDER FAT AND SCAR TISSUE HAS IT STUCK. IM NOT BRUISED OR ANY PAIN AT ALL JUST THE STRINGS CATCHING STUFF AND POKING STRAIGHT OUT AND POKING THROUGH MY SHIRT... I HAVE DEALT WITH FATIGUE, DIZZINESS, THREE WEEK PERIODS AND OFF A FEW DAYS, ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, WEIGHT GAIN (WHICH I LOVED THAT), BASICALLY YOU NAME IT... SEE IF YOU CAN ORDER PILLS THROUGH NURX MY DOCTOR GAVE ME TRI SPRINTEC WHICH I USED FOR YEARS IT ALSO HAS ACNE MEDICATION IN IT.

@tsitta...g Год назад

My side effect is to much hair loss & didn't see my period for 5 month am so worried & I decide to remove after watching this vedio am now going to hospital

@Becca-bd9zp 3 года назад

I’ve had this in for two years and I gained a lot of weight, I’m always hungry, I have acne, mood swings etc. I’m getting it removed tomorrow!

@tessadelbeke835 7 лет назад

I actually stopped having my period for 2 years while having the implanon but after those years I started having them super often. I also got acne and experienced hair loss. Now I am back on the pill but it made me gain weight and made me way more emotional. Ugh! Birth control is a pain in the ass.

@eleonoralamarca1447 7 лет назад

Ancora una volta ti sei messa a nudo per un video utile, complimenti Tia! Sono contenta che quest'incubo sia finito finalmente. Devo dire la veritá, non avevo mai sentito parlare di questo metodo contraccettivo e giá sulla carta sembra diversissimo dalla pillola che invece spesso viene somministrata anche proprio per regolarizzare il ciclo e non viceversa xD 'sto coso fa sembrare i preservativi un dono dal cielo! Ciao bella! :*

@eleonoralamarca1447 7 лет назад

ma stavo pensando...possibile che l'implant sia un modo per vendere piú pillola? o.o ahahah

@ajujuadoidoi 7 лет назад

I am so happy you feel happier and better! Lots of love

@jelenastojanovic6230 7 лет назад

Personalmente trovo molto insolito questo tipo di birth control, soprattutto al pensiero di un bastoncino che viene impiantato nel braccio! Io non uso ancora niente e ho 20 anni quest'anno, appena sarà possibile vorrei pensare di prendere la pillola anche se mi lascia ancora perplessa per tutti i side effects che può produrre. Mi fa tantissimo piacere che ad ogni modo dopo un solo giorno tu stia avendo tutti questi miglioramenti!

@marysterg1022 7 лет назад

Tia , it would be nice if u were making a video about your thoughts on different types of birth control and what r u going to use next !

@LindaTinahTV 7 лет назад

I am 30 with 2 kids and still hesitant about birth control even if I know I don't want more kids at least for now. I am sorry that happened to you, that's SHIT. Unfortunately this stuff work differently for everyone so it's hard to be sure how it's going to work for you. I would advise young women who have not had kids yet (and importantly plan to have some in the future) to really tread carefully when it comes to birth control. It can be worse. X

@sampledarchives 7 лет назад

When I was looking for a new birth control it was between this and an IUD (Skyla) but my gyno actually recommended against me getting the arm insertion birth control. After seeing this I'm glad I went w the Skyla! Good to share things like this so people can see negative reviews as well as positive.

@ReignsTruth 7 лет назад

I've been having the same problems with mines!! I'm getting mines taken out because my period has been worst than before and tbh no one talks about this but it does come with a smell something that's never happened to me before with my regular period and it fucking sucks!! I want this shit out of me I don't recommend it to anyone!!!

@elisapolaris 7 лет назад

3 years on Nuvaring. No side effects, regular period, no more pain during the period. With an app I can track when to put it "in and out". It's expensive, I know, but it worths every single Euro :D 3 anni con Nuvaring. Nessun effetto collaterale, ciclo regolare e indolore. Con un app tengo conto di quando inserirlo e toglierlo. È costoso purtroppo, ma vale ogni centesimo speso!

@SkinnyGirlFatHair86 7 лет назад

I have tried so many forms of birth control from the Pill to Mirena (IUD) to Implanon to the Shot. And I hate them all. Lol! The one I hate the least is the shot. I don't seem to have the awful symptoms I had with the others. The pill made me extremely sick/nauseated no matter when I took it. Mirena made me borderline bipolar (I'm not joking in the slightest). Implanon caused me to have those super long periods and depression. I constantly thought I was dying. My husband recently got a vasectomy and I am SO happy. I soon to be due for another bc shot and I am ecstatic that I don't have to go. Lol. The thing is that we don't all have the same experiences with bc, so I don't want to say that someone shouldn't try any of these. However, like Tia said, research is important. Just be aware of possible side-effects and decide if they are worth it for you. If they aren't worth it, then abstinence or condoms are best. Lol!

@mellybella1139 4 года назад

I have really bad depression anxiety because of it

@Pixelynx 6 лет назад

Was considering getting the implant [though it would have been Nexplanon] and now I'm reconsidering that. Maybe I'll just stick with the pill and order it through Nurx so I don't have to deal with going to the pharmacy every month to pick it up [though it's like a five minute walk so that's not too bad] or deal with having to go to my doctor like every three months to get a new prescription written up. :I

@sarahfarfield7926 3 года назад

Wow thank you I had the exact same issues with nexplanon I had it for 3 years and it was horrible acne and mood swings and not worth it!

@curlydiva2948 6 лет назад

I wish I could love this video. I'm seriously so pissed I let the Gyn talk me into getting this thing. It was a nightmare.

@raffaele8556 3 года назад

Your older brother passed away? I know this wasn't the point of the video, but I need to tell you that I'm so sorry to hear that. For real. Must be so hard.

@loodyz15 6 лет назад

It took me ages to realise the implant was totally fucking me over too lol. I had mine for 3 years as-well. 3 years of suffering from cystic acne, anxiety, bad depression, mood swings, bad temper and I always had lovely skin before and I was always really calm before too. Honestly people it isn’t worth the fucking hassle, just try a different brith control until you find one that suits you the best. The irregular periods didn’t bother me but the horrific acne that hurt to touch and the mood swings really really got to me over the three years and now I have acne scars all over my face yayyy!!