If I am on the pill, and my partner is currently taking antibotics?
466660
Well it depends on what kind of intercourse you um.. well yeah and it might be transferred to you so either ask him to stop taking antiboitics if possible or to wear a condum though it doesnt stop Chlymidia an std just as a warning
918184
see your Dr asap and also when and if u marry n have a baby u need to tell ur wife it is VIP that she gets a antibiotic b4 the baby is born
736799
1 pill = ok.\n2 pill = good.\nmore than 4 pill = dangerous.\nBeware.\nAsk a doctor first according to your needs!
258829
if you are on the pill, stop taking it.\n\nIf not, then there is no way, sorry
1124029
It is your responsibility to protect yourself, you should be using condoms everytime you have sex unless both you and your partner have been tested and given the all clear (even then unless you trust that your partner isn't cheating)
824773
To be on the safe side, I would ask your doctor.  Unless you can find a licensed physician on here answering medical questions for free, you're really taking your health and well-being into a risk zone by obtaining medical advice from possibly untrained people on the internet.  Plus, your doctor will not only know how those two drugs would react to each other but, how they may react to anything else you are taking and how they will effect you for he/she should be well versed on your the condition of your health and the medications you may already be taking or have used in the past.
107052
This should not bother your heath. I would rather think it has positive side effects. However,if it bothers your partner or so, then it might become a problem.
113603
Call a lawyer, tampering with perscriptions is a crime, so I would be worried about that.  However you can find information about this in any specialized "medical law book"  You need to look at medical law so you see where this is covered.
782809
The pill was stopped more for legal than medical reasons and I do not hesitate to restart the pill after the DVT is resolved.  I always ask myself if the presence of a DVT is reason to stop the pill at all but the little attorney in my head makes me do it.  Do not expect your OBGYN to agree with me - after all - they have the liability in this instance.  I do not believe that the medical literature supports cause and effect between the pill and DVT - and in fact - I think that DVT is less likely in pill users.  Nonetheless - the decision must be made individually by the prescribing doctor.
609462
Just see your gynecologist.  He will do a complete exam, get a current history and, if there are no contra-indications, will put you back on the pill.
564706
no  you may not.  YOU should ask your doctor just to be on the safe side.  Some medicines cans mix together and make you sick.  OR one will over power the other.
594306
I've never heard this - but I know some contraceptives become less effective when antibiotics are used.  (That's how I got here.)  Often after elective surgery antibiotics are issues, so perhaps the idea is to get you used to not taking them so that you don't rely on them afterwards?
406362
It's a possibility but the only way to know exactly what is going on is to see your doctor for an exam and testing. It would also be wise if you are sexually active to have your partner use a condom.
426123
Contraception? Protection? They make external products for women now that you can get at any pharmacy. try getting on the pill and letting it kick in before you do anything. Don't leave it to chance, double up on protection. Have him use a condom, but have something in your corner too. Don't forget to relax and enjoy it!
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You do not. I would not even trust a test for a while. I have heard it can take a while to show up. You both should be tested (now and later) and in the mean time do not do anything or if you must wear protection. But know that it does not always work!!!\n\nAlso if you are both fine later and are in a monogamous relationship(if you are sure) then it might be OK if you want kids!! Unless she is on the pill. It depends.
376344
only if it is prescribed by your DR
549903
Youll need to double check with your doctor but Ive been on both the pill and Mebeverine for about 7 years and no problems, my Docs never told me I shouldnt combine. The only time you need to be worried about tummy vs pill is if youve got an upset tummy, then the pill isnt as effective. But I say check with you doc. B