Fvck off dush bag. Just because I take extra precaution and don?t trust people to take pills on a regular schedule doesn?t make me an asshat. You are the asshat.
Originally posted by: Phil
Originally posted by: rdubbz420
Pull out. Just because she's on the pill doesn't mean you can nut.
Nomination for "Clueless Assclown Of The Year 2006".
Originally posted by: dug777
Originally posted by: Moab
Originally posted by: dug777
there's no doubt it's safe (well, Moab will almost certainly have hear of dozens of people who died after taking it)...
it's just the moral issue i suspect that has held you back (and that movement still exists here)...
Morning after pill killing people world wide.
Take at your own risk, but now you know so have no right to complain when you die, not like you could complain, but if you could, you knew about it.
clearly the Western Australian government considers it safe, as do all the other states in Australia iirc, and we're hardly alone
In four cases in California, the women died from an infection of the bloodstream, or sepsis. Those women did not follow FDA-approved instructions for the pill-triggered abortion, which requires swallowing three tablets of one drug, followed by two of another two days later.
Instead of swallowing the final two tablets, the second course of pills was inserted vaginally in the four women, a so-called "off-label" use of the drug that studies show works and is widely recommended by abortion clinics but does not have federal approval.
Originally posted by: DeathBUA
Originally posted by: dug777
Originally posted by: Moab
Originally posted by: dug777
there's no doubt it's safe (well, Moab will almost certainly have hear of dozens of people who died after taking it)...
it's just the moral issue i suspect that has held you back (and that movement still exists here)...
Morning after pill killing people world wide.
Take at your own risk, but now you know so have no right to complain when you die, not like you could complain, but if you could, you knew about it.
clearly the Western Australian government considers it safe, as do all the other states in Australia iirc, and we're hardly alone
From the article and why I'll back up Dug on this one as it being safe.
In four cases in California, the women died from an infection of the bloodstream, or sepsis. Those women did not follow FDA-approved instructions for the pill-triggered abortion, which requires swallowing three tablets of one drug, followed by two of another two days later.
Instead of swallowing the final two tablets, the second course of pills was inserted vaginally in the four women, a so-called "off-label" use of the drug that studies show works and is widely recommended by abortion clinics but does not have federal approval.
There is a reason why drugs has labeled indications and uses, you take something off label you will suffer the consequences from time to time. Especially in a drug that is fvcking with your system like RU486 is.
Originally posted by: rdubbz420
Originally posted by: Phil
Originally posted by: rdubbz420
Pull out. Just because she's on the pill doesn't mean you can nut.
Nomination for "Clueless Assclown Of The Year 2006".
Fvck off dush bag. Just because I take extra precaution and don?t trust people to take pills on a regular schedule doesn?t make me an asshat. You are the asshat.
Originally posted by: FirNaTine
As far as failure of birth control. Talk to the doctor prescribing the medication about their experience and failure rates of different contraceptives. I would prefer to talk to her OB/GYN if possible who tend to handle BC more often, but the family doc is acceptable. Real world useage has a much higher rater of failure than the carefully controlled studies show. From personal experience my wife was on oral birth control 10 months ago and my daughter will be four weeks old as of tomorrow.
Originally posted by: FirNaTine
As far as failure of birth control. Talk to the doctor prescribing the medication about their experience and failure rates of different contraceptives. I would prefer to talk to her OB/GYN if possible who tend to handle BC more often, but the family doc is acceptable. Real world useage has a much higher rater of failure than the carefully controlled studies show. From personal experience my wife was on oral birth control 10 months ago and my daughter will be four weeks old as of tomorrow.
Originally posted by: eakers
the girls i know that have gotten preggers while on the pill were taking antibiotics at the same time (which they warn you about when you get anti-biotics).
as far as grapefruits, its not on birthcontrol pamphlets but it is on some anti-anxiety and anti-depressants so if it was a big risk for birth control, it would be there too
Originally posted by: Pantoot
Originally posted by: FirNaTine
As far as failure of birth control. Talk to the doctor prescribing the medication about their experience and failure rates of different contraceptives. I would prefer to talk to her OB/GYN if possible who tend to handle BC more often, but the family doc is acceptable. Real world useage has a much higher rater of failure than the carefully controlled studies show. From personal experience my wife was on oral birth control 10 months ago and my daughter will be four weeks old as of tomorrow.
My wife was on the pill (and had been taking it for almost 10 years) when she got pregnant with our first child. It happens.
Originally posted by: DeathBUA
Originally posted by: eakers
the girls i know that have gotten preggers while on the pill were taking antibiotics at the same time (which they warn you about when you get anti-biotics).
as far as grapefruits, its not on birthcontrol pamphlets but it is on some anti-anxiety and anti-depressants so if it was a big risk for birth control, it would be there too
Review my earlier post on page 5, near the bottom concerning grapefruit juice and BC pills, it DOES affect but not in the serious mannerisms as some other drugs
Originally posted by: BDawg
Originally posted by: Pantoot
Originally posted by: FirNaTine
As far as failure of birth control. Talk to the doctor prescribing the medication about their experience and failure rates of different contraceptives. I would prefer to talk to her OB/GYN if possible who tend to handle BC more often, but the family doc is acceptable. Real world useage has a much higher rater of failure than the carefully controlled studies show. From personal experience my wife was on oral birth control 10 months ago and my daughter will be four weeks old as of tomorrow.
My wife was on the pill (and had been taking it for almost 10 years) when she got pregnant with our first child. It happens.
And I bet it was some failure on her part that it happened.
Originally posted by: electricJ
Originally posted by: BDawg
Originally posted by: Pantoot
Originally posted by: FirNaTine
As far as failure of birth control. Talk to the doctor prescribing the medication about their experience and failure rates of different contraceptives. I would prefer to talk to her OB/GYN if possible who tend to handle BC more often, but the family doc is acceptable. Real world useage has a much higher rater of failure than the carefully controlled studies show. From personal experience my wife was on oral birth control 10 months ago and my daughter will be four weeks old as of tomorrow.
My wife was on the pill (and had been taking it for almost 10 years) when she got pregnant with our first child. It happens.
And I bet it was some failure on her part that it happened.
And you can also consider that every woman can forget it sometime or another. We're talking about women... it happens.
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Never had a problem when my GF's were on it. Just make sure she takes it and doesn't miss a day.