Comments on: It’s Not Nice To Mess With Mother Nature

By: sunnilady

sunnilady — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 15:45:06 +0000

those skip a month pills tend to make PMS a non stop affair – I coined them the psycho drug

By: Danielle

Danielle — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 07:11:01 +0000

Do what im doing now lol… I didnt want my period to happen so i found my left over birth control I had and took 2 per day the first day to jump start (which is what it says to do if you miss a day anyways) and 1 a day after that. Works for me. and then just stop taking them when you want to have your period again.

By: His mija

His mija — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:59:42 +0000

When i used to have my period i used to bleed so heavy i would have one day a month i labeled “Day of the dead”. I would stay in bed and with the drapes closes tight and i used to hate anyone to even come in my room. Now that i’ve had my hysterectomy i still have one day a month i cramp up, have headaches and feel like i could puke my shoes up so that one day a month Sir orders dinner and just lets me stay in bed with my remote control.

In fact i was going to blog about this tonight……then i come here LOL

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By: itswhoiam

itswhoiam — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 23:58:01 +0000

i used to fast, like not eat, regularly a few years ago…like once a month. a few times it happened to occurr while i was on my period and when i didn’t eat for that one day, my period stopped. i thought once i started eating again it would come right back but it didn’t. interesting i thought and well that is what works for me.
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By: slave_stasha

slave_stasha — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 23:37:01 +0000

cell phones are so usefull for remembering its pill time…i set the alarm on mine to go off at the time i take it =)

By: May

May — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 18:19:50 +0000

Just don’t take the sugar pills they include for the period week that month. Keep taking the pills with the actual hormones in them. The only reason women on the pill still have periods (usually) is because they take “fake” pills one week of the month.

By: blade

blade — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 17:28:04 +0000

I haven’t had a period in three years because I keep taking the pill. I’m on Seasonale, and when the ‘period week’ pills are supposed to start, I just start a new package of pills.

Lybrel has been FDA approved and is a year-long pill. I will be asking for that during my next gyn appointment.

To avoid spotting, I found that if I take the pill at the EXACT same time every day, I don’t spot. Ever. I set a daily reminder on google to text message my cell phone and when that text comes, I immediately go take it.

By: fucktoy

fucktoy — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 16:08:57 +0000

Master laughs at the fact that i talk so casually about rescheduling my period whenever something comes up that i definitely do *not* want to be bleeding through.

Is your next period going to occur BEFORE Spankfest, or will the next period be the one you’re wanting to miss?

If you have one period in between, usually you start a pill pack on either the first day of your period, or on the first sunday after you start. If you don’t have a period between now and then, I’m not sure how effective the pills would be starting too late in the cycle. I’ve started them up to a week into my cycle and they aren’t effective for birth control, but they do help with my cycle.

The majority of pill packs are three weeks, and if its a monophasic (all one color except for the last week), then you can just skip the last 7 placebo pills, and directly go to the next pack.
If its the triphasic, then you need to stay on the same level of hormones (take the same color of pills) from the different packs before moving to the next color, which increases the hormones. If you take the packs as they are, then you’re upping and lowering the hormone amounts, which will likely trigger bleeding – as well as mood swings from hell.

Something to be aware of is that birth control pills affect folks differently, and some pills can make you absolutely freakin crazy. They can trigger the emotional swings and hell of PMS and make them worse, not better. (Not always, but I’ve gone through numerous types of pills through the years finding ones that work and ones that don’t).

Also, some medications affect birth control pills, so depending on what you’re already taking – you could have breakthrough bleeding or a period regardless.

Checking with your doctor or a pharmacist is a good idea.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 16:03:41 +0000

See your Doctor! DO NOT TAKE your daughters unused pills!!!

Please be safe & sane.

By: Sarah

Sarah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:27:17 +0000

I’ve used norethisterone to delay things, taken from 3 days before your period should start until the coast is clear. I tried using my daughters contraceptive pill too…didn’t work, just turned me into the bitch from hell!