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Jan 2010
10:49pm, 15 Jan 2010
4,196 posts
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Caterpillar
.. well (risks a serious comment) the planet is full enough. Perhaps all men should be chopped. After a max of one springoff maybe.
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Jan 2010
10:50pm, 15 Jan 2010
2,660 posts
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Bez-head
football.
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Jan 2010
11:10pm, 15 Jan 2010
4,197 posts
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Caterpillar
Yep BH. I've heard that would do it. Or kids maybe.
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Jan 2010
9:48am, 19 Jan 2010
3,192 posts
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CrazyLegs
Just been to see my doctor and after telling her what I'd been upto she was ready to give me the implant there and then!! I managed to come away with a prescription for the pill. I guess I'd better start taking them! 
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Jan 2010
9:42pm, 19 Jan 2010
43 posts
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Wine Legs
I've tried the Combined Pill, which I liked, but had to stop taking because I get migraines....
I've tried the mini-pill (POP) which the first time was horrendous - continuous periods...good contraception, I suppose...
Then I tried the depo injection which was pretty good - no periods, but very low sex drive too, which I found more than a little frustrating.
I'm now back on the mini-pill, this time Cerazette, which works a lot better than the first attempt at the mini pill, but has similar side affects to the depo... hmmm.
What is a girl to do??
There doesn't seem to be one good answer - or the one I think is good, I am not allowed
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Jan 2010
10:04pm, 19 Jan 2010
1,555 posts
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geordiegirl
there are some days I dont mind not having to think of things like this (although it wasnt part of my life plan or a choice but hey) always a silver lining...
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Jan 2010
10:28pm, 19 Jan 2010
384 posts
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lully
I don't need the contraception either (batting for the same side as Stepford wife ) but have to say the Mirena coil rocks. I've had the best part of a decade with no cycles, no PMT, nowt whatsoever. If you've not had kids best plan is a get it done day case under general anasthetic. Not had a single problem with it.
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Jan 2010
10:30pm, 19 Jan 2010
8,563 posts
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back on depo. Anxiously waiting the 2 stone weight gain...
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Jan 2010
10:36pm, 19 Jan 2010
8,216 posts
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Chromey
I had the injection on and off for years. As I got older, my periods returned when I previously didn't have any whilst on the injection. Then I came off the injection and bled for three months. Docs FINALLY took me srsly and gave me something to stop it.
I will never again have the injection.
After Malachi, I had the mirena coil. I had no side effects whatsoever (apart from they left the threads too long and it stabbed somewhat - It was quickly rectified) it was 'put in' in minutes and didn't hurt.
I will be having the mirena again once this baby is born and would recommend anyone who wants a contraception change to research/ask about it.
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Jan 2010
10:39pm, 19 Jan 2010
2,296 posts
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leaguefreak
LOL Chromey we must both be enjoying knocked-upness so much as we're lurking here.
I will need to get my head round this after Cuthbert as was very lax last time but knew we wanted another. Not so this time.
I think your options are more limited if you breastfeed, aren't they? I am planning to feed for at least a year if I can.
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