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Birth Control Pills


alyk16

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alyk16 Newbie

Does anyone have a list or know a web site with a list of gluten free birth control pills?


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On this gluten free medications list they have some gluten free birth controls.

  • 1 month later...
hsd1203 Newbie

just be careful b/c while a fair number of the of the name brands are gluten-free, sometimes their generic "equivalents" are not.

minibabe Contributor

I know that Tri-Ortho cyclen Lo is gluten-free, but my doctor put me on the patch just because they did not want to take any chances.

Espically during the first year or so of the intestine to heal, they just wanted to bypass it totally. I was a little weary of the patch, but it is great. One less pill that you have to worry about.

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medical patches are made especially to get into your system so if a medical patch has gluten in it , it can cause reactions and get into your body because it is designed to do that..so still make sure it is gluten free.

minibabe Contributor

You only get a gluten reaction if it is passed through the small intestine. This goes directly into your blood stream and should have no effect on you. I belive that it is gluten-free anyways. This is what my doctor had told me.

KaitiUSA Enthusiast

Yes and with celiac touching gluten will NOT cause a reaction BUT with medical patches they are meant to and made specifically to absorb into your body therefore causing a reaction.

I think I read somewhere the patches are gluten free but I do not know.


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minibabe Contributor

oh, I just that this was a more intrenal thing dealing with the small intestine......I didnt realize that it had somthing to do w/ the blood stream.

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Eliza13 Contributor

I called Berlex Canada and they assured me that Diane 35 is gluten and wheat free.

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