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Contraceptive Methods: The Birth Control Patch

Birth Control Patch
The birth control patch has grown in popularity as women seek a convenient, yet still effective alternative to traditional birth control pills. The Ortho Evra patch contains the same hormones—progestin and estrogen—as pills, but delivers these hormones through a tiny skin-colored patch worn on the arm, stomach, upper torso or buttocks. A new patch is worn every week for three weeks, then you should have your period during the patch-free fourth week. The birth control patch effectiveness is 99% when used correctly. (more...)
Birth Control31 Oct 2009Comments (0)

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Birth Control Patch Side Effects

Birth Control Patch Side Effects

The looks like a small square band aid and is placed on the woman´s upper torso, upper arm, abdomen or buttocks. A new one is placed on the skin weekly, and hormones are released, causing bodily changes that prevent pregnancy from taking place. Although the FDA has declared it safe, many are beginning to question its safety.
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Birth Control27 Oct 2009Comments (0)