What age is too young for birth control pills ?
821201
well if whoever is taking them or wants them is sexually active then they are not to young.\nbut if you are taking birth control i would suggest also a condom to ensure no pregnancy
879539
Why would a young woman of 23 want to take estrogen pills unless it is for medical reasons and prescribed by a doctor.  I have heard of young women taking this for a short period of time to regulate their periods. Even in older women, they fear it might have negative effects on their health.  Get an MD's opinion.
217535
This shouldn't be a problem... although you may need to take a 2 week break before starting the new pill. My advice check with your doctor!
15468
As long as you still get your period you can have a child, just know that women over 35 are considered to be HIGH RISK PREGNANCY, meaning you can more liekly to have complications.
59750
You can skip it with birth control pills, but it's not healthy to go more than 3 months without a period.
1008398
I took the birth control shot from the time i was 16 years old until i was 20 and i didn't gain weight.\n\nSome women/girls are different. Some may gain weight and some may not but i would rather gain weight than gain a baby that i did not want
472390
There are always risks, whatever your age.  But think: women are having healthy babies in their 40s these days - and even later.  Talk to your doctor.
561778
You shouldn't wait so long to take your pill, because yes, it will decrease the effectiveness and increase your chances of becoming pregnant. It's a good idea that you take a pregnancy test and make sure that you're not. And try to take your pill around the same time every day, otherwise you might end up pregnant, if you aren't already.
843169
Get on birth control.
1107552
If you have to ask how, you're too young to participate.  Wait until you're old enough to know how. What if you get pregnant?  No birth control is 100% effective.  Are you prepared to be a mother?
474328
You can start on birth control pills whenever you want. However, here's how the intial protection works. If you start the pill on the first day of your period, you will have protection from day one. However, if you start at any other time in your cycle, you should use another form of contraception for the first seven days. This simply has to do with the way the pill works, in conjunction with how your cycle works.
118892
you dont need a parents permission to get birth control at a local free health clinic even if you are under-age..usually if you look in your phone book under county there will be a number for your local health dept. you can get BC there for free
511035
16 i think.. but ask a doctor
13732
Yes, it is natural at that age. For some people, it comes later, but 12 is fine.
533352
i have friends who are 19 or 20 who also had that problem some didnt even have it stop at all.  Their doctors put them on birth control as your period comes only once a month so that you can live a normal life.
1015188
YOUR ON SOME KIND OF BIRTH CONTROL PILL BUT YOUR QUESTION IS A LITTLE VAGUE.... IF YOUR WORRIED CAUSE YOU HAVE NT STARTED YOUR PERIOD, I DIDN'T START TILL I WAS 16 SO SOME PEOPLE NEED A LITTLE MORE TIME!
535578
yes, it is likely fertility drugs, or frankly IVF\n\nit is uncommon for women to have babies after 35.  It seems commonplace with many public figures doing so, but usually requires pharmacologic help at the least.