what happens if u can't take birthcontrol?
613133
use other methods of birth control DUH
843169
Get on birth control.
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.
258829
if you are on the pill, stop taking it.\n\nIf not, then there is no way, sorry
630313
i am a woman, the only "pill" that causes any kind of reaction like that is X and it's far from legal, and dangerous if it's not made right....other than that just relax and be yourself! good luck!!
716480
Missing the pill will make your cycle start.  Just to be safe, I think I would contact my physician since it has lasted for so long.  Hope you get to feeling better.
905428
It could very well just be that you missed taking your pill and it messed with the hormones telling your body to start. You could very well be pregnant who knows until you see your doc. Good luck
764596
Don't take another pill today. Take the saturday pill tomorrow. Just don't have sex till next Friday to make sure it is in your system and working. Or if you do use other protection.
455888
Yes, I had severe hormonal problems from being on the pill.  Everyone's tolerance is different, and my body just couldn't handle the imbalance hormonal birth control creates.  It took over 3 years for my body to regulate itself after I stopped taking birth control pills.
791248
Try Evening Primrose Oil and St. John's Wort - although you can't take this with the pill.
241485
Check the instructions and side effects for missing pills in your birth control packet. You should also consult your doctor, or if he is unavailable by night, go to the nearest drug store and ask a pharpacist. Bleeding is sometimes normal but if you are insecure about it, visit your doctor first thing in the morning. For online info, do some google searches. But visit your doctor. After getting things back to normal, never ever forget to take your pill at the scheduled time. If possible set an alarm clock in your watch or cel phone at an hour that is best for you to take the pill. The best way these pills work is by following a strict discipline. \nHope everything turns out well
417882
well first of all, your skin will get pale, your hair will be greasy, your finger nails will get yellow, your eyes will be yellow and reddish... you will stop having your period, therefore you will not be able to have kids in the long run. You will get irritable.. depressed... moody headackes often hunger pains, sleep all the time, no engery to do anything, won't be able to hold a relationship, basically everything in the book.
158465
Try going on the pill
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It is best to wait the 3 months to allow the birth control medicine to leave your system. While the medication left in your system may not cause defects or problems directly with the fetus, it may cause you to have problems carrying the child to term through miscarriage. Give yourself the 3 months to lessen the chances of that, it's not something you want to experience.
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I could not take ANY form of birth control pills either. I would cry and have fits of temper that are not my norm. I finally got so bad that I was hitting my head against a wall and staring into space. My doctor wanted me to take the 3 month shot. I declined and within 2 weeks I was back to normal again and a generally happy person. \nEven though you don't have a medical degree you know your body better than anyone. Go to another doctor and explain to them your symptoms. If they don't listen find another one. You are not crazy and it very well could be the BCP's. I know it was with me.  \n\nGOOD LUCK!
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yep. birth control throws off the menstral cycle and it can be irregular for several months.
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If, you've missed a dose — or several doses — of your birth control pills during a cycle, you might be at higher risk of unintended pregnancy during that cycle. To be safe, use a backup form of contraception, such as a condom\n\nIf you continued taking your birth control pill because you didn't realize you were pregnant, don't be alarmed. Despite years of this accident happening, there's very little evidence that exposure to the hormones in birth control pills causes birth defects."\nOnce you learn that you're pregnant, stop taking the birth control pill.