what the hell is the billing method?

whoa... good intense info!

well, i take morning after pills maybe once in a month? that is only IF i'm doing it unprotected. but so far, no side effects on it other than period do some earlier at times.

as for BCP.. its pretty questionable for me because I have irregular hormone. I tried it before (to control my hormone) but it doesn't affect me. So, its not much of an option for me mostly cause I'm more afraid of it turning irregular again now that's pretty regular.

however, i'm considering for BC Jab. Anyone knows the est. cost for this?

whoa... good intense info!

well, i take morning after pills maybe once in a month? that is only IF i'm doing it unprotected. but so far, no side effects on it other than period do some earlier at times.

as for BCP.. its pretty questionable for me because I have irregular hormone. I tried it before (to control my hormone) but it doesn't affect me. So, its not much of an option for me mostly cause I'm more afraid of it turning irregular again now that's pretty regular.

however, i'm considering for BC Jab. Anyone knows the est. cost for this?

hi babe, will multivitamin affect the effectiveness of BCP?

I don't understand all this skepticism about the pill. If it doesn't work for you, there are always other pills to try. It has a 99.9% protection rate when taken correctly, and judging by the sheer stupidity of so many guys around these parts, girls would do better to go on the pill. It feeds your uterus hormones that tell it not to ovulate. Once you go off the pill, you go back to normal. There are side effects, of course, but there are side effects to everything. Even with condoms, there are people who are allergic to latex ... so how now brown cow?

Side effects are manageable. An unwanted baby is not. Are you going to step up and take responsibility for what you're doing?

As it is, a lot of Malaysian women are ridiculously irresponsible enough with the condom and even more so without one - you really think the withdrawal method works, people? PRECUM is enough to get you pregnant!

Vitamins will not. They boost your immune system, and are not exactly hormones that would interfere with the hormones from the pill. antibiotics is the main medication that affects the effectiveness of the pill. HOWEVER, be aware of what hormones are in your pill because you should always check. I wanted to take a flu pill, and the box said not to take with <insert complicated pill hormone here> because it reduces effectiveness. I wasn't going to be having sex any time soon, and my flu was killing me, so I took it anyway.

P.S. Kudos on using the words "affect" and "effect" correctly.

Hi spunkberry. I echo your sentiments. 'nuff said. Ive been having a hard time talking with my msian  friends, both guys/girls. They just don't get it. You had quite an interesting resource there, rather similar to yes i can website. however, a point worth noting about pills is that they reduce the risk to ovarian and uterus cancer.

To correct your point, the pill hormones doesn't feed your uterus telling it not to ovulate. It tells your ovaries not to ovulate. The progestin component of the pill does two things; thicken your cervical mucus to impair sperm movements up into the uterus, and also to reduce proliferation of lining of the uterus wall, hence making an implantation of an egg impossible (if an egg does get released).

I'm not sure where to ask this but its kinda related to this thread.... Do you girls lets your parents know that you're active? Like do they know that you're on pills and going for pap smear coz you're active and all that?

I took my first morning after pill last Sunday and I'm still having backache and pain in my breasts. It has almost been a week...is this normal?

I don't think there's an issue having your parents know you visit the gynecologist regularly, especially since it is essential to women's health. regarding them knowing if you're active or not, that depends on the relationship. some parents don't mind and stress safety, others get REALLY angry because of the conservative, traditional mindset that sex should be saved for marriage.
I don't know if that's normal, but I looked up your situation and this page shows a lot of women having the same issue, so it's not uncommon, which is a good thing.

The main question is: HAVE YOU HAD YOUR PERIOD?

I recently switched from Jolessa to Loestrin 24Fe

I switched because Jolessa's dose was too high for me. I take the extended cycle pills and was experiencing breakthrough bleeding on my second month so I changed.

I'm not in Malaysia, so I don't know what brands are available in Malaysia.