Well, I feel like in a way there already are some. A vasectomy is a non-invasive, simple, reversible procedure that no one does. Sadly, I think they feel it is solely the woman's responsibility.
Claudia is so transparent and doesn't hide the bad things in her life and actually decided to put it in the video, because it might be useful and it really is.
Sorry to be off topic but does someone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I was dumb forgot the login password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me.
Lmao so untrue that’s definitely what she wants you to think and how she markets herself to get you to be a follower. She’s a normal ass person who definitely doesn’t share everything with the internet. She’s an influencer not someone you personally know.
As someone who's had several ovarian cysts rupture, I can confirm the level of pain. She is not dramatizing it one bit. It truly feels like someone is taking a knife into your gut. I am so glad the pill is helping you!
@@alishakellert is it possible to get regular periods and still have cycts I got prescribed DIANE 35, LOCYST , MYOFOLIC SACHET I GET REGULAR PERIODS NATURALLY BUT MY ULTRASOUND SHOWED CYCTS ON BOTH OVARY RIGHT OVARY HAS MULTIPLE CYCTS LEFT OVWRY HEMOGRAPHIC CYSTS WILL SKIPPING MEDS BE OKAY FOR ME .? Age 20 Height 5'4 Weight 61kg I get pain from the cysts 😣😣 Mere periods 4 to 5 days hotte hai lekin un hone kaha hai ki 2nd day of periods se lena hai
@@alishakellert this is random af but if my period comes at 8pm on 30th april does tht mean 30th april was the first day of my period? Or from 8pm 30th april to 8pm 1st may is my full first day ? and i am supposed to start the pill on the 2nd day of my period then is it alright if i take it on 1pm on 2nd may ? Apparently my doc said i have pcos cuz i have multiple cysts but my periods have always been regular while ppl with pcos have irregular periods 😞😞
@@amartyaprakash897 um ok , well not everyone believes in waiting for marriage so those people need to know about things like the pros and cons of birth control and how to have safe sex 😊👍🏼
@@amartyaprakash897 1) Being married doesn't mean you necessarily want to have kids 2) Birth Control is used to space out pregnancies WITHIN marriage, so that even when you do want multiple kids, you don't have them too close together for your own comfort 3) Some kinds of Birth Control are used to treat painful uterine or menstrual conditions that have nothing to do with sex 4) Who are you to decide what information people get about the medical options available for their own bodies?
She knowingly posts misleading titles , she even said it in her last podcast. But they aren’t too far fetched so ultimately ppl aren’t being duped. Strategies.
@@sweetener1427 She said she's good at doing it without making it seem like clickbait. I think she was referring to one of her recent videos where she made the caption about painting a room pink and she said she did it for clickbait so people would think she was pregnant and want to watch the video. But really, Finneas just thought pink would look cute in that room. And also, the thumbnail for this very video. Maybe I missed it, but was there any point in the video where she teared up or started crying? Because it clearly shows it in the thumbnail.
The IUD gave me chronic bacterial vaginosis , which is something I RARELY ever get. I was on antibiotics for about two months straight and I couldn’t do it anymore. I told the gyno why I wanted it out & she told me that I was wrong and that the IUD doesn’t do that. She literally made me feel bad bc I wanted it out of my body. I can’t stand when dr’s invalidate your experience. The IUD does work for ppl but there’s also ppl who have a bad reaction to it. I’m so happy you’re okay & I hope more ppl advocate for themselves when it comes to birth control.
Okay super tmi comment, but I’ve heard semen can actually cause bacterial vaginosis because it throws off your vag’s PH, especially if your having sex frequently, like daily. So if you weren’t using condoms/pull out in conjunction with your IUD, that could have been the problem, not just the IUD. But it still sucks that your gyno invalidated your experience like that! Everyones body reacts differently and they shouldn’t use generalizations like that to invalidate your experience.
This is why I feel condoms are one of the best contraceptive methods- no hormonal changes to the woman, protects against STDs/STIs, and one of the most affordable & accessible forms of contraception.
@@dreamcatcherrs so true - the education system really needs to be updated especially in terms of sex ed, if people got taught how to use it correctly etc it would be faultless
You said as big as a lemon, but my sister's friend had an ovarian cyst the size of a grapefruit! Thankfully she had it removed, but I can't imagine how painful the whole ordeal was.
@@JackieTalbott omg she said being on the pill caused it for her , is tht possible?? I was told to take it for 3 months tho for the multiple cycts and hemographich one my heart dropped when she said tht 😢😢 itd getting common young ppl with health issues just last week i got diagnosed with pcos 😭😭 is it possible to get regular periods and still have cycts I got prescribed DIANE 35, LOCYST , MYOFOLIC SACHET I GET REGULAR PERIODS NATURALLY BUT MY ULTRASOUND SHOWED CYCTS ON BOTH OVARY RIGHT OVARY HAS MULTIPLE CYCTS LEFT OVARY HEMOGRAPHIC CYSTS 2.6 X 3.2 WILL SKIPPING MEDS BE OKAY FOR ME .? Age 20 Height 5'4 Weight 61kg I get pain from the cysts 😣😣 can pills shrink these cycts or is surgery necessary
I was put on the pill when I was 16 because of ovarian cysts. They naturally prevent/cure the cysts so that’s why they stopped happening when you went back on the pill.
@@mys8091 yeah i was told to take the pill to cure my cycts which r on BOTH THE FREAKING OVAIRES despite me having regular painfree periods yet my cycts hurt bruh😑😐
@@mys8091 omg she said being on the pill caused it for her , is tht possible?? I was told to take it for 3 months tho for the multiple cycts and hemographich one my heart dropped when she said tht 😢😢 itd getting common young ppl with health issues just last week i got diagnosed with pcos 😭😭 is it possible to get regular periods and still have cycts I got prescribed DIANE 35, LOCYST , MYOFOLIC SACHET I GET REGULAR PERIODS NATURALLY BUT MY ULTRASOUND SHOWED CYCTS ON BOTH OVARY RIGHT OVARY HAS MULTIPLE CYCTS LEFT OVARY HEMOGRAPHIC CYSTS 2.6 X 3.2 WILL SKIPPING MEDS BE OKAY FOR ME .? Age 20 Height 5'4 Weight 61kg I get pain from the cysts 😣😣 can pills shrink these cycts or is surgery necessary
Hey Claudia! I’m a physician assistant and I specialize in gynecology. Just wanted to let you know that you did a great job explaining everything! Fainting is actually pretty common when you get an IUD. Uterine manipulation can often cause a vasovagal reaction that leads to fainting. Doesn’t happen to everyone, but it’s definitely a thing!
Gurl STAHP with your editing I'm dying it's too GOOD. The colours? The timing? The circle you put yourself in for the sponsor? The way the letters fly in?
Same! Luv how real she is!! Hey!🎄Please subscribe to my RU-vid!🎁Doing a huge giveaway if I hit 500 SUBS by the end of December! New VIDEO comes out at 2:30!
I’m an ob gyn. It’s called Lo Estrin “eff ee” not “fay.” The Fe stands for the element symbol for iron. Some of the pills contain ferrous fumarate. You took/take 10 micrograms of estrogen in the form of ethinyl estradiol, not 10 milligrams. You probably had corpus luteum cysts; wise to switch back to pills. Try taking an NSAID like Motrin before a procedure, it can reduce cramping and might prevent what sounds like vasovagal syncope. Thanks for sharing this with your audience. Sorry for your scary experiences...
@@nowayjose2001 yes I do, I’m a physician. Medical research would be the most relevant thing to look at not one off anecdotes or testimonials. So you’re on the right track!
I just got my IUD removed yesterday! Wanted to give my body a break from birth control & I have no regrets. Excited to see if I notice any positive changes 😊
I found you a week ago while in a state of severe disorientation in which I was beginning to recognize I've been in denial of much of my identity for my entire life. I had by far the most unusual week of my life last week. It was dominated from the moment I woke up by an almost nauseous awareness of the presence of a kind of split in my identity. One half of me was the person I always remembered, the other half this new person trying to take over and seemingly in a rush to do so. I had stopped the fighting the new person and was now even in some type of sadomasochistic relationship with them. There were many moments I questioned my sanity, but it wouldn't track very far. There was a physical sensation of being completely overwhelmed, in a far more expansive way than I had ever conceived possible over a far shorter period of time. I found myself feeling appreciative for my experience with psychedelics, in a raw psychological sense. I would find myself repeating "this is too much" at various times throughout the day as I felt like I was navigating emotional rapids in real time unlike anything I'd experienced before. A rush of consciousness. There was a manic element, but it was offset by the far more concerning feeling of tectonic plates shifting underfoot. Completely destabilizing. A kind of unique exhaustion that comes from having carried unconscious stress for years in your body finally being released, even though I wasn't tired. You would not be out of your rights to question my mental health given this description of symptomology, I certainly did. I've believed I'm bipolar for the better part of a year now and was convinced I've been experiencing delusions of grandeur. Delusions of grandeur were my old identity's last ditch effort to continue to be in denial. The reality appears far more terrifying, which is why I think my mind has been fighting it so hard. Turns out my mind is pathologically resistant to accepting responsibility and there's been a lot of unconscious intelligence at work trying to avoid it. After the first four or five days in this state I got to where I wanted to be able to observe the response of someone else who has been subject to a major psychological shock of this nature in an effort to orient myself. I was mistakenly dismissive of the value of fame because of my own value judgment, but it functions more organically with my attention now. I wanted as large a shock as possible and at as young an age as possible because I figured that would yield the most meaningful parasocial feedback. I never thought to consider the role the actual subject would have on the process because I didn't expect an outlier. I have been feeling very scared there aren't as many out there as I recently believed. I keep hoping I'm underestimating the number of people, but everything seems to have moved in the other direction and I start to feel like I'm negotiating with myself again. Hopefully I'm being narcissistic, I'm still very much in flux. There is real existential disappointment in the implication I'm anything special. That's probably been the hardest part to process, emotionally. Super isolating and worrying. When I was able to rationalize your success, it helped me process my ego dislocation without feeling as insecure about things that had hammered my self-esteem previously. More self-accepting. I'm still feeling insecure about feeling disrespected, which is my old ego trying to hold on. I'm grateful for how you've helped me to understand myself. A moral philosopher before all else. I always underestimated the role of hypersensitivity and viewed it as my own unique weakness. Anyway, I hoped my experience might hold some comedic value for you, specifically, and figured it was an appropriate way to say thank you. My intellectual hero is uninterested in such details, even though he draws on a vast ocean of empathy. I've been trying to think of ways to make it sufficiently anonymous to send publicly as I am intensely private as you might have guessed. The best analogy I've been able to come up with for how I've felt over the last week is that of a spy having their cover blown. Been rewatching The Americans.
Omg Claudia painting her nails really took me back to those DIY nail art videos she used to make back in the day!! Anyone else? I’m pretty sure I did 4th of July nails inspired by her artistry 😂😂😂
The only time I’ve had ovarian cyst rupture was after getting my IUD. It can happen due to the increase of adrenaline in your system I’ve read. The doctors don’t tell you but I’ve looked up on online forums and tons of women report the same experience. Doctors don’t always keep up with patient symptoms which is definitely the case in the OBGYN arena.
When I've taken birth control pills (belara) it made me CRAZY. I didn't realised it was because of the pill, I was moody, irritated all the time, jumpy, my depression came back, anxiety, you name it. I stopped taking it because it also made me hungry all the time and I was good with only eating when I was hungry before the pill, but while taking it I found myself constantly snacking and I've gained quite a lot of weight. Stopping was the best decision is my life.
I have had the same EXACT experience as you with the same IUD! It feels so good to hear someone else’s poor experience because I feel like all my friends have amazing experiences but I have had the most painful year because of my life and my gyno keeps telling me it’s not the IUD
Ugh this sort of scares me because I’ve had a Mirena for over two years now without any major issues so you’d think you’re in the clear from any of the more severe complications - yikes! I’ve had some weird things happen with mine too (one of the strings just completely fell off one day, which my OB/GYN said they’d never seen happen haha). I know ovarian cysts can be a side effect of Mirena unfortunately. I don’t want to scare people off from IUDs, especially since the internet is flooded with horror stories - they’re a great and uncomplicated option for a lot of women, hopefully myself included! Thanks for sharing your story, though.
Amanibs it can happen with pills, i had the arm implant and had spotting till i took it out. bled for 7 months until i took it out and bled an additional month after taking it out
lol i bled for a year straight w mine & they kept telling me nothing was wrong. The only reason my bleeding stopped was they FINALLY AFTER A YEAR gave me these patches elderly people use that they told me to barely use bc they are kinda dangerous for younger ppl
Your gyno saying the IUD had nothing to do with the cysts is like my dermatologist telling me diet doesn’t affect my skin lol. Western medicine is backwards
It didnt have anything to do with it. She would have cysts even if she didnt get IUD. The pill just has the property of PREVENTING cysts and removing them. IUD doesnt do that, but it doesnt make the cysts either.
I think the pill is worse though, especially when you try to get off it....I just think condoms are the way to go, and after you've ovulated by checking the 3 signs of it (cervical mucus, cervical height, and temperature) then you can go without a condom until your next period
I have taken the pill but now I have an iud. Its painful to get but in my opinion it was worth it. Everybody is different though. Regardless I would recommend looking into a non estrogen pill since the pill longterm can be somewhat dangerous
I have had a paragard for almost 6 years now and have had zeroo problems and I highly recommend! Don’t let this video freak you out haha Claudia’s body is already prone to having ovarian cysts.
@@alyssabender855 I have Pargard too!! Best decision of my life so far. Everyone's body is different and the best thing about IUD's is if it doesn't work out you can just have it removed(-:
thank you so much for talking about this and being transparent, I have PCOS and ovarian cysts are no joke, it's so common yet people don't talk about it enough thank you !!!!
its crazy how much her and bil share the same features! either ppl completely agree, or they completelyyyy disagree and will literally attack someone for saying so lol. they have the same nose, smile, lips and face shape it’s nuts. should b illegal for those two women to be so naturally* beautiful 🥺
for anyone who's curious, I have the arm birth control (nexplanon) and it's so great! a short procedure (10 minutes) and the only part that hurt was the numbing. your arm is sore for a few days and then after that it's completely fine. i've had it for a few months and i've had minimal spotting, my period is almost completely gone. 10/10 recommend
Oh my god, I had an ovarian cyst that ruptured after sex and it was the WORST pain I've had in my entire life. I know EXACTLY how you feel! I had to have three rounds of pain killers just so the pain would lessen enough that I could lie down without crying. My OBGYN also put me on the pill to prevent the formation of anymore too! Thank you for talking about this! I know it's so much more common than people realize and I honestly was never educated on it till it happened to me.
I'm not lying... I STOPPED THE VIDEO! When Claudia began talking about the pain of having her IUD inserted and having a fear of having things being stuck in there, I SWEAR I began shifting around and could not continue listening! I feel the same exact way and when I had my IUD removed... OMG! It was wicked! I haven't even heard her talk about having it removed yet but I had to first gather the nerve to resume... so, here goes!😱😨
I had the copper IUD and it was the worst experience of my life. It caused so much inflammation and autoimmune issues. I had severe anemia, cramps etc on the Paragaurd. I feel like IUD's are truly not meant to be in our bodies as it is meant to cause inflammation. I had two friends who's body rejected the IUD and they came out fully :/ I've also tried the pill etc and nothing was in alignment with my health. I have used the Daysy Fertility Tracker for the past four years and its the best thing that ever happened to me. I love being in control of my body and knowing its natural rhythms. Thank you for sharing your experience! More women should be open and honest about their journey with bc. Also, hormonal birth control as a whole causes cysts, PCOS etc
CLAUDIA, HOMEGIRL! I’ve been reconsidering getting an IUD.. the f*ck I am now.. there’s no way. I mean everyone’s experience is different but this confirms it just ain’t for me. I just don’t love the idea of having something in there for years, glad you’re feeling better so far.
I was having contractions with the mirena. Ended up in the ER. The dr said my uterus was behaving like I was in labor. Sooo happy to get that bad boy out.
I recently had an ovarian cyst rupture that was literally 10cm BIG. Like bigger than a lemon... the day I went to get it surgically removed was the day it ruptured, , absolute HELL. I feel your pain Claudia 🧢
For those of you interested in an IUD there’s an obgyn with a RU-vid channel (her name’s Dr. Kristina Dervaitis) and she has SOOO many videos about IUDs answering every question imaginable!!💖
Before going on birth control I had the heaviest, longest, worst period ever. It made me extremely unstable emotionally and I had terrible cramps, I just couldn't function. I started the NuvaRing, a hormonal birth control that is a little plastic ring. It is the same size and shape of a hair tie and you slip it in (change it) once a month, it literally saved my life! My skin cleared up, I don't get cramps, flow is light, and mentally I am so much more healthy. I definitely recommend!
3:15 they all looked so good together!! You should try them all at the same time 🥰 I love to mix and match colours on my nails. I tend to get bored faster with only one colour.
thanks so much for opening up, claudia! when you were talking about the ovarian cyst pain and how scary it is, I 100% understood. it's nice to know other people experience this, even though it's so awful
I feel your pain about the ovarian cysts. I had one rupture about 2 years ago, I was bleeding internally and it would not stop. I had to be rushed into emergency surgery and the doctor said I was lucky I came in when I did because I lost over a liter of blood and they told me the cyst was the size of a baseball (so yes they can grow to be that big!!) It was the worst pain I have ever experienced!
@@chrissyosozzy6465 well I was having terrible stabbing pain on the one side from my ovary to my rib it hurt to use the bathroom like I physically couldn’t go and i know it’s tmi but when I wiped there were like streaks of blood I knew it wasn’t my period though because of the pain I was experiencing
Ok I literally LOVE when Claudia does sitting down videos it feels like she’s really talking to you about her stories is SOOO amazing... Claudia if you see this please do more of those!
I went on the pill at 19 because of ovarian cysts. They are fairly normal and typically are flushed with your period but I hadn't had a period in at least a year. I've since had my daughter, the pain of a cyst is not as bad as child birth BUT it's so unexpected - you can't mentally prepare so it's definitely hard to manage! I went to the ER (my first time to ER at 19, multiple broken bones never was enough for me to go) with my first because I had no idea what was happening and curled up in the fetal position just inside the door. I went off the pill after 5 years. Hormones are crazy and effect EVERYTHING in our bodys. Definitely be aware of any changes when taking hormones. ❤️
I love when youtubers talk about real shit like Claudia does. Like some people just pretend like they don’t go through the shit that everyone goes through
I rarely write comments but i think have to this time. GIRL YOU OPENED MY EYES. I used to feel this awful pain in my pelvis area from time to time (like few times a year) like a week before period should start and i didn't know what was going on but since my mom had told me that her periods were so so bad i just thought well that's just who i am. The pain was agonizing and i had to take strong pain killers to let it go. And the shivers were very strong and i couldn't have stop them. And then i had the worst pain in my life. Long story short i had a cyst that broke and it started bleeding. So i was rushed to hospital and had surgery and lost almost 2 litres of blood. From that moment i take birth control and never had that again. But was i was trying to say is YOU made me realise what was going on in my body for years. And i am so thankful you're open about this topic and can help educate people. Sorry for my english btw
its so interesting your cysts were so painful - i remember my gyno found one for me that was the size of an orange and i didnt feel a thing, the only reason she discovered it was bc i had noted irregular bleeding
damn by the sound of it i think i may have experienced/am experiencing cysts - that shit is horrible and makes me feel so low and incapable. thank you for sharing i never thought of that
SOOO glad you shared this! i had an IUD (Skyla) for about two years & it caused me horrid acne even though i didn’t have a period for about 18 months! how i take the pill (Apri) and love it!! it’s really what works with your body!
I just want to say that this video resonated with me so much. I am someone who suffers with endometriosis and have had 4 ruptured cysts in the past year due to what I have suspected to be the Mirena. It was fine for a year and then I started getting cysts. I fainted and vomited and just worst pain of my life. My doctor said no way could the Mirena cause this since it worked for a while. I’m calling my OBGYN to talk about this. THANK YOU, CLAUDIA FOR BEING SO INFORMATIVE AND AMAZING. You just helped me in so many ways.
I’ve had a great experience with I plan on!!! Highly recommend-painless insertion, had wonky periods for a couple months but it balanced out eventually.
My IUD gave me horrible pain for a week straight (I had it removed after that week) similar to the pain that you said you experienced with your cysts bursting (ouch). I just couldn't take the pain and also the bleeding, and the cramps, and the thought of having something foreign inside of my uterus freaked me out. I think I made the best decision and now I will probably go on a low dose BC pill like the one you said you're on now! Thanks so much for sharing your experience :)
Omg Claudia!! My ovarian cysts ruptured back in 2015 and was indeed the worst pain of my life and needed surgery to remove them, and oddly enough I started birth control for the first time after to help avoid the pain and so far so good, but thank you for sharing your story! I thought I was the only one who experienced such a terrible pain 🥲
I had the implant in my arm for almost two years. The first year was amazing! Had no issues, no mood swings or weight gain. Just after the one year mark I started to irregularly bleed more often. Wouldn’t get a regular period but I’d spot from time to time. However after the one year mark it became bleeding like all month so I went to the doctors and said I wanted it out and they did the same thing as Claudia and put me on a low dosage of the pill as well to help settle the spotting which it did but I just didn’t like the experience of the pill and I felt like it made me moody and anxious so I stopped the pill after a few months and thought maybe the implant would have chilled out but the bleeding started happening after a week and now I’ve just recently had the implant taken out.
I was put on BC because i had an ovarian cyst and the doc hoped the BC would shrink the cyst and prevent it from rupturing. I was okay for a bit but the cyst ended up rupturing while i was away at school and it was THE WORST PAIN I HAVE EVER FELT and I had to be transported to the ER. I dont know how you were able to go through that 4 times but hopefully it never happens again!!
I got Ovarian cysts every month for 4 months and they recommended I get an IUD. They hurt terribly! I fell to the floor the 3rd time I got one while cooking dinner.
you're really good at storytelling! comprehensive and thorough, detailed yet to the point! loved this whole vlog! just the right amount of talking and montage clips!
@@Bellarriina I also got the jaydess almost 2 weeks ago, and while the pain went away after 4 excruciating days (especially the first night the pain didn't even ease a little) I still bleed and feel weird ...
@@soph9852 I didn’t remove it just because of the pain, the second day my hair fell out like crazy, I felt dizzy, forgot things and cried for 2 days without reason and felt depressed .. that’s why I didn’t want to wait longer ..
Mann ovarian cysts rupturing are not fun!!! I had one episode a few years ago and I fainted, so painful. But apparently they are really common most women have at least one in their life. I love how open you are about it!!! Let’s empower each other because we are absolutely not taught this things in school and there is so much to learn. Thanks Claudia for opening the conversation ⚡️
