2 questions about B.C pills and being RH negative?!
Question: ok first question is ...Is there a birth control pill that doesnt prevent pregnacy? It would just give you a boost of hormones? My body doesn't produce enough ive been told and they keep saying birth control but then they tell me its birth control but it does the oppisite and puts more of the hormones you need in you. So does that mean it wont prevent pregnacy? Also it won't cause weight gain like those that do prevent you would it?
Second question.....
If i'm A- ....same as RH negative..whatever you want to call it. That means i'm basically screwed right? In the future when i will want children if the guy isnt rh negative then i wont be able to have a child unless i get those really painful shots?
is this completely true? Or is there another option, any pills that i could take that would have the same affect?
Answers: ok first question is ...Is there a birth control pill that doesnt prevent pregnacy? It would just give you a boost of hormones? My body doesn't produce enough ive been told and they keep saying birth control but then they tell me its birth control but it does the oppisite and puts more of the hormones you need in you. So does that mean it wont prevent pregnacy? Also it won't cause weight gain like those that do prevent you would it?
Second question.....
If i'm A- ....same as RH negative..whatever you want to call it. That means i'm basically screwed right? In the future when i will want children if the guy isnt rh negative then i wont be able to have a child unless i get those really painful shots?
is this completely true? Or is there another option, any pills that i could take that would have the same affect?
The birth control pill will regulate the hormones in your system getting them in proper balance.
If you are RH (neg) and you had a child with a man who was RH (pos) you would have to have the shots - one time. There is no other option. Without it the baby will not survive.
Just because you are RH negative doesn't mean anything. What happens when you are pregnant, you have to get a RhoGham shot, because you're RH negative. Sure it burns, but when you're prego you get used to needles. Another thing, after you deliver the baby, if your child is born RH positive, then you have to get the RhoGham shot within 72 hours of delivery. This is because of the blood mixing during delivery. I am O- and I have three children, so I am used to this procedure. Don't get all worried about this, it is part of life. Hope this answered your question.
You will need to get 2 injections if you're RH- and the father is RH-, this is done to save your life and your baby's. If your baby is RH-, then you will only get one shot, if they are + you will have to get another shot after they're born, but if you have an IV from the child birth, they would just put the medicine in there rather than giving you another shot. The needles don't hurt that bad, I had to have 3 of them cause the nurse messed up on the first one and didn't give me enough. Trust me, if you're planning on having a baby, you better get ready to get more than just 2 needles, the whole pregnancy you are getting your blood tested for all sorts of things so time to tough up girl!! :o) I hated needles too but I've had so many lately that they don't even phaze me anymore.
The bc pill should regulate your hormones but all of them are made to prevent you from getting pregnant. Perhaps there is a hormone replacement pill such as estrogen or just the progesterone that can help you with your hormone problems but keep you fertile and ready to have a baby. Can you go without the pills and use a different form of contraceptive?? Maybe the pill is what's screwing you up??