Is Yaz the same as non-bloating Yasmine>?
830086
Yaz has a similar but different formulation than Yasmin. Yaz has only been out for almost a year. Yasmin has been out for 3 or so. If you are having problems with bloating and such talk to your doc or gyno. They will be able to tell you all of the facts. Good luck!
173962
Very similar....refer below:\n\nHumibid L.A. Oral......\nGUAIFENESIN/POTASSIUM GUAIACOLSULFONATE - ORAL \n\nEntex Oral.............\nGUAIFENESIN WITH PHENYLEPHRINE AND \nPHENYLPROPANOLAMINE - ORAL
1116653
hot tea with honey or sugar.\n\nchloreseptic losenges.\n\nsinus pills - if they knock you out take them at night - also try allergy pills to dry out sinuses - the post nasel drip may be causing it\n\nzinc losenges (only 1-2 a day or they upset the tummy)\n\ncheck with your dr if it gets worse.
389739
my daughter was allergic. Zithromax is awesome. Very short dosage period and nipped it in the bud everytime. My girl got alwful stomach problems with all of the others. This was the only thing that worked.
419297
No, might make you feel bloated but that's about it.
515795
Try Motrin or Pamprin. They also help with bloating.
1069127
It's normal, some pills are very concentrated, others have low impact on the body, in personal experience the best one with the leaaaaaaaaaast side effects, if none, is "Yasmin". Ask ur OBGYN if you can switch, they are waaaaaaaaaay better than others. :)
973944
I don't know what pcos is, but I did hear an expert on Good Morning America tell women that the Yasmin pill should not be on the market because it effects your potassium levels, and could damage your liver.
1040377
My Acupuncturist/Dr of Oriental Medicine had me start taking some digestive enzymes to cure some gas and bloating. I have been taking Rainbow Light Advanced Enzyme System (Plant Based) before each meal and it has helped a lot.\n\nhttp://www.vitacost.com/RainbowLightPlantSourceAdvancedEnzymeSystem\n\nI would also steer clear of "sugar free" items that use sugar alcohols as a replacement as those can cause LOTS of gas.
838952
No, at least the ones I've seen. The active ingredient is caffeine, the same as in a cup of coffee or tea or a cola drink, only you absorb it through your skin instead of through your gut. I think this is just a fad, exploiting the novelty of patch delivery systems rather than tablets. I'd be very surprised if there are any other types of patches that work.
467363
I took it for about 2 years.  It cost me about $40/month.  Started out as $30/month but then my insurance changed.  It will depend on your insurance.\n\nI have taken Triphasil which made me puke all the time.  Ortho Mircronor gave me a period every other week - Yuck.  I'm on Lo-Ovral now and it is ok.  My periods are heavier though and I cramp more.  Yasmin worked best for me except that it gave me headaches.  It got to the point that I didn't want to deal with them anymore.  You need to be on something for at least 3 months before you can make a decision.  It takes that long for your body to get used to it.
883065
Honestly, no. When I was on Yasmin I felt like you do now on Ortho Lo. However, if you're wanting a low dose pill, I'd try it for a few months to see if it helps, we're all different and my hormones are all screwed up. Try keeping a journal on how you feel while taking it to see if you have any changes. If you are still feeling like you do now, talk to your doctor again. There are many birth control options other than just the pills. \nGood luck, I hope you feel better soon.
40114
Yes they are very similar. It is spelled Klonopin if you want to look it up.
858527
Yes, the same thing. Also, swallow it with 8 oz. of Clorox Bleach, to be sure it takes properly!
530589
Did you go to the Pamprin website? They may have more info there. \n\nPersonally, I think MIDOL works a lot better. Just an FYI in case you haven't tried MIDOL yet. :)
57157
That's actually a great question, and yes, I've been on the pill for about 3 years now, and at first I did have that problem. I was on ortho tricyclin, which I blame it on. Because it gradually decreases in strength each week, tricyclin pills tend to have adverse side effects n some people. Once I switched to Yasmin, I think it's called a monocyclin, it all got better. That specific pill gives you the same amount of hormone every day of the month. I've been less moody, and more interested, if you know what I mean. The bad part is that Yasmin does not yet have a generic brand so it is a bit more expensive, but I'd totally recomend it. My doctor switched around my prescription right when I said I was feeling moody. \n\nBut then again, I may be totally off. This article may help: \nhttp://www.twshf.org/pdf/desire_diff_brochure_3_fold_twshf.pdf
310760
I was told by my Dr. that Yasmin actually helps with PMS. I get the same way you do the week before my period.\nI've only been on it for almost a month, but so far I haven't bitten anyones head off or wanted to jump off a cliff, LOL and my period should be here anytime. Maybe it does help, something to look into.