New contraceptive option

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1. Guest102524
   

   Take the pill everyday at the same time is often a problem, however, and this can change, thanks to medical advances, now can access an injection whose purpose is the same.
   
   The birth control shot is of introducing the hormone progestin that inhibits ovulation. Applies intramuscularly into the buttocks. The former should be day 1 of the menstrual cycle (ie the first day of bleeding). Subsequently, apply every 30 days or every 2 months depending on the type of substance that is injected, since there are 2 options, so you can ask your gynecologist options that suit you.
   
   
   
   very effective
   
   No one can realize that you're using.
   
   Pregnancy prevention offers long-term and reversible.
   
   Does not interfere with intercourse.
   
   It's not like the pill that you take daily.
   
   It can be used at any age.
   
   Helps prevent ectopic (outside the uterus).
   
   Helps prevent endometrial cancer.
   
   Helps prevent uterine fibroids.
   
   You may prevent ovarian cancer.
   
   No increased risk of estrogen-related complications such as strokes or heart attacks.
   
   Not appear to alter the quantity and quality of breast milk. It can be used by breastfeeding mothers, 6 weeks postpartum.
   
   disadvantages
   
   Changes likely to occur in menstrual bleeding, including:
   
   1. Slight spotting or bleeding.
   
   Two. Heavy bleeding.
   
   It can cause weight gain (on average 1-2 kilos).
   
   Delayed return of fertility (to decreased levels of progestin in the body).
   
   An injection every two months, or every month should be applied, according to the presentation.
   
   It can cause headaches, increased breast tenderness, mood swings, nausea, hair loss, decreased s*x drive and / or acne in some women.
   
   Does not protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs) including HIV / AIDS.

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