another ladies question?
#1
another ladies question?
Hi to all.
What is the situation with contraception in aus? Is it something that is included in medicare or is it done through private insurance. Is it advisable to renew long term iud's before you go? Many thanks
What is the situation with contraception in aus? Is it something that is included in medicare or is it done through private insurance. Is it advisable to renew long term iud's before you go? Many thanks
#5
Re: another ladies question?
yes its depo.
i dont have any probs tbh i have been on it for 10ys
stoped it in 2002 april - became pregnant feb/march 2003 baby born 21/11/03
had jab again jan 2004 -stoped taking it june 2004- became pregnant 6th march 2005 baby born 4/12/05
had jab feb 2006 bled on and off for a while now settled
present day have no periods
have heard that it can slow fertily down but i dont thi nk that was the case with me.
downside of depo is that you may lose your period but for me that a bonus as i had really heavy ones and now i dont have any
hitch xx
i dont have any probs tbh i have been on it for 10ys
stoped it in 2002 april - became pregnant feb/march 2003 baby born 21/11/03
had jab again jan 2004 -stoped taking it june 2004- became pregnant 6th march 2005 baby born 4/12/05
had jab feb 2006 bled on and off for a while now settled
present day have no periods
have heard that it can slow fertily down but i dont thi nk that was the case with me.
downside of depo is that you may lose your period but for me that a bonus as i had really heavy ones and now i dont have any
hitch xx
#6
Re: another ladies question?
What about the Mirena coil?
I have just had my changed today (ouch!!! bit sore now!!) so will be due again in 5 years.
Thanks.
Jo
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I have just had my changed today (ouch!!! bit sore now!!) so will be due again in 5 years.
Thanks.
Jo
x
#7
Re: another ladies question?
yes its depo.
i dont have any probs tbh i have been on it for 10ys
stoped it in 2002 april - became pregnant feb/march 2003 baby born 21/11/03
had jab again jan 2004 -stoped taking it june 2004- became pregnant 6th march 2005 baby born 4/12/05
had jab feb 2006 bled on and off for a while now settled
present day have no periods
have heard that it can slow fertily down but i dont thi nk that was the case with me.
downside of depo is that you may lose your period but for me that a bonus as i had really heavy ones and now i dont have any
hitch xx
i dont have any probs tbh i have been on it for 10ys
stoped it in 2002 april - became pregnant feb/march 2003 baby born 21/11/03
had jab again jan 2004 -stoped taking it june 2004- became pregnant 6th march 2005 baby born 4/12/05
had jab feb 2006 bled on and off for a while now settled
present day have no periods
have heard that it can slow fertily down but i dont thi nk that was the case with me.
downside of depo is that you may lose your period but for me that a bonus as i had really heavy ones and now i dont have any
hitch xx
Is the injection depo-provera or depo-'a word beginning with L'?
I found this link for the Marie Stopes Australia website, on the page there is a PDF of all contraception methods available in Aus.
http://www.mariestopes.com.au/servic...eptive_methods
Edit: Having looked through it, it's not that good at telling what you can get where, more what each kind does.
Last edited by LauraC; Jul 16th 2007 at 2:56 pm. Reason: added link and then added last sentence
#8
Re: another ladies question?
depo prova
i have it every 12 weeks you can go to 13 weeks but i try to be just under 12
never heard about tablet form where did you get that from???
i have it every 12 weeks you can go to 13 weeks but i try to be just under 12
never heard about tablet form where did you get that from???
#9
Re: another ladies question?
Maybe I was wrong and it's not the same thing afterall!
Edit: Scrap all I've said! Just remembered it was called Zoladex, it said something about provera in the booklet that came with it. God I'm dumb at times!
The injection does sound like an interesting option though.
Also apologies to Black Cat for highjakcing the thread.
Last edited by LauraC; Jul 16th 2007 at 3:10 pm. Reason: it's up there!
#10
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Joined: Jun 2007
Location: Terrigal, NSW Central Coast
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Re: another ladies question?
Maybe BlackCat you should talk to the women of Canberra we were discussing on Friday - I'm sure they'd know given their business interests!!!...
#12
Re: another ladies question?
I have endometriosis so it was prescribed by my gynecologist to get rid of it, it was just called Provera so maybe it's actually something else with a very similar name, though I can't think why that would be. It works the same way as the injection, stopping periods, felt like crap though!
Maybe I was wrong and it's not the same thing afterall!
Edit: Scrap all I've said! Just remembered it was called Zoladex, it said something about provera in the booklet that came with it. God I'm dumb at times!
The injection does sound like an interesting option though.
Also apologies to Black Cat for highjakcing the thread.
Maybe I was wrong and it's not the same thing afterall!
Edit: Scrap all I've said! Just remembered it was called Zoladex, it said something about provera in the booklet that came with it. God I'm dumb at times!
The injection does sound like an interesting option though.
Also apologies to Black Cat for highjakcing the thread.
#13
Re: another ladies question?
Think I've just worked out how to mulit quote. I have a merena fitted, due again in 3 years, for endometriosis this is my third one and bar the fitting and discomfort, no periods !! Had the first 2 before having kids! would'nt want to have to change now, some research needed i think.