does contraseptive pills can cause cancer?
99808
Birth control pills slightly increase the chances of breast cancer, especially if you have it in your family history.  But my doctor still wanted me to stay on it because it can decrease the chances for cervical and ovarian cancer up to 50%.
448252
If the side affect was listed, you take it at your own risk\n\nIf it caused cancer, and be proven to be linked.\nthen I would say yes
410503
no some researchers even suspect it is healthier for a woman not to have her monthly cycle. might supress cervical cancer. Most of the time your ob/gyn will do this incase you have heavy/painful menstrual cycles or endometriosis (uterine tissure growing outside your uterus) There is no problem with taking the pill this way (of course with your MD ok) as long as you dont smoke.
759219
Wow..thanks for the info. I truly believe in "natural cures" to prevent and cure cancer. \nI wish more people would at least look further into a natural approach such as eating an all organic diet and whole foods, herbs, etc. for a cure BEFORE going through all the pain and agony of traditional cancer treatments, chemo and synthetic drugs. \nDrugs made by the drug companies who could care less about finding a cure for cancer. If they did ..they would go out of business!
544448
WebMD is a good website.  However, it is NOT true that only doctors can have an informed opinion on this.  I am a research biologist who studies cancer in my laboratory.  So, I think my opinion is valid even though I am not a Medical Doctor.  Please see my answer on your previous question for a more thorough explanation of the causes of cancer.\n\nRadiation is known to induce mutations, which can then result in cancer.  However, it is NOT clear whether the radiation dosage from power lines or cell phones is sufficient to cause cancer.  I suspect it is NOT or else we would be experiencing a cancer epidemic in America.
1158332
its not actually a disease but a syndrome or rather a sign. Men taking antidepressants may develope false breast or men undergoing cancer therapy with some hormonal medicines. This is a phenomenon called gynecomastia
655364
No it is not safe. There are a few that actually work, but if you read the "terms and conditions", which are printed as tiny as possible so that people wouldnt read them, you would discover that some of the contents of these pills cause blood thinning and often times cancer. Most of them also admit that their claims haven't been tested by the FDA.  "its natural, but are all natural things safe?". I hope this answers your question because i know how you feel.  Learn to love your size. Dont risk your life (and breasts) for anybody's opinion. Love yourself or no one else would. Wishing you all the best.
618690
Not always gives cancer, but it has metals in it, but there are alternates such as Bert's Bee's type deoterent.\nIt does'nt contain any metals although it may be a little more expensive.\nI dont know what kind of cancer it could cause, but remember, it goes in your bloodstream, so it could cause any kind.\nIt's best to avoid all metals in your body.\nNo idea what the chances are.
836660
I wouldn't use them as some pills can be bad for your digestive system and other systems to. If you want to lose weight eat healthily and exercise.
427471
Yes it is carcinogenic so why chance it. There are great alternatives. Susceptibility to cancer is different with each person.
482504
NO, It is wrong and injurious to health. These drugs causes cancer and other health problems. I advice you not to take anything like that because it will be in your interest otherwise you will loose yourself. TAKE CARE................
1151284
I am an alternative medicinal therapist and an ex nurse and I can tell you that it is like all other medications MAN MADE and it's been known to cause breast and uterine cancer, I was on HRT and ended up with painfull muscular spasms in my arm and chest. Leave it alone.\n\nGloria(BSYA)\ngloriashealth@btinternet.com
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The short answer is not really.  There are associated risks with being on birth control, including increased risk for breast cancer and pulmonary problems if you smoke (really important if you are over 35).  As fas as being able to have children later on, some women experience problems coming off the pill and trying to get pregnant, some get pregnant right away.  It just depends on your body.  There are tons of benefits to birth control, they usually outweigh the possible complications.  If you are worried about specific concerns, discuss them with your doctor.  It is so important to keep open lines of communication with your doctor, they need the details to properly treat you.
906143
They all cause some side effects, its the way they are designed.  See your gp about possible pills to take.
39666
There is no good scientific evidence to support this claim. The American Cancer Society is not aware of any strong epidemiologic studies reporting a statistical association between breast cancer risk and antiperspirant use. \n\nTo the contrary, a carefully-designed epidemiologic study of this issue published in 2002 compared 813 women with breast cancer and 793 women without the disease found no relationship between breast cancer risk and antiperspirant use, deodorant use, or underarm shaving. Likewise, we are not aware of any evidence that aluminum or any of the other chemicals in antiperspirants are mutagenic (cause DNA damage that can lead to cancer). Products such as antiperspirants are rigorously tested and evaluated by the FDA before they can be marketed. \n\nAnother study published in 2003 reported that women who used underarm antiperspirant and shaved their underarms tended to be diagnosed with breast cancer at a younger age than women who do not. However, the study design did not include a control group of women without breast cancer and has been criticized by experts as not relevant to the safety of these underarm hygiene practices. It is likely that in general, young women are more likely than elderly women to shave their underarms, regardless of whether they later develop breast cancer. This is a more likely explanation of the researchersÂ’ findings than the suggestion that these practices cause cancer.
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No, it doesn't cause cancer says the latest tests.  The ones where it did cause cancer they were giving mice ridiculous amounts of the stuff. (like 1000 pops a day).\n\nBut I'm pretty sure that will be an ongoing debate.
245402
That depends on which doctors you ask. The traditionalists will always be as aggressive as possible against the cancer. They won't want to take any chances. YOu might go to a clinic that specializes in natural ways to treat cancer and see what they say. I don't blame you for not wanting to take Tamoxifen. My mother had a lumpectomy and radiation. She didn't have to take Tamoxifen. But I can't remember what the lab results for her cancer were.