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Any suggestions on how to deal with birth control side effects?
I've been on trinessa for about a month. It's my first birth control pill. It makes me queasy, light-headed, and generally uncomfortable. I know with birth control it can take awhile for your body to become accustomed to it, so I'm willing to take it for another month or two. But how do I deal with the nausea and other side effects during this trial period? Does eating more protein help? Ginger? Peppermint? None of the above?
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- freebirdLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
In your place I would go back to the doctor and ask about another pill. In the meantime ginger is a good home remedy for nausea.
There are a lot of different pills out there and it can be trial and error till you find the best one for you.
Source(s): Nurse for 20+ years - 1 decade ago
I was never nauseous when I started my BC and I've been on 2 or 3 different times. You should call your doctor and find out whether that's normal or not. A lower dosage would probably be the thing to help you the best. good luck!
- riniLv 44 years ago
I even have been on bc for 3 months. i for my section haven't any ingredient outcomes, apart from undesirable cramping on the 1st day of my era. the 1st month I additionally felt slightly bit nausea interior the mornings. I take Femcon Fe, the hot chewable bc pill. i'm very happy with it.
- 1 decade ago
you should really talk to your doctor sometimes you have to find the birth control thats rgith for you
try one with a lower dose hormone
