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Birth Control (not Pill) Make You Sick?

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celiacmegan Newbie
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Hello,

I was on yaz for a year and a half and I ended up quitting because it made my stomach feel horrible and I was constantly tired. Now the doctor thinks I have PCOS and will need to go on some sort of progesterone to deal with the acne and hair loss and whatnot. I'm wondering if anyone felt sick from the pill but then got an IUD, the patch or the ring and started to feel better.

I so don't want to feel tired and sick like I used to and I'm really scared about going back on the pill. If anyone can offer advice that would be AMAZING!

Thanks!!

Megan

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I have no idea what happened, but it wouldn't let me finish typing males beware so it makes it look like a man is asking the question.

Whoopsies.

Janessa Rookie
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I also feel horribly sick on the pill. If it is the pill that is making you sick you also need to stay away from the patch and ring and anything else with hormones. They are all the same type medication and all make me feel sick.

celiacmegan Newbie
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I also feel horribly sick on the pill. If it is the pill that is making you sick you also need to stay away from the patch and ring and anything else with hormones. They are all the same type medication and all make me feel sick.

Is it the hormones that made me sick or the fact that I had to ingest it. The Doctor said something about my liver having to process it and that's what made me sick.

Also, I love the name Janessa.

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