FDA OKs "No Period" Birth Control

Wow why didn't they have that years ago lol as I hated it I hope it works lol But it is like the Pill injection though you need to come of it for a couple of months so that you can have a system clear out I guess lol

I just want to warn you that it could be dangerous.You will immediately get in your menopause and i'm afraid people will regret taking this.Ofcourse i would be happy if i didn't have my monthly period.At first i don't mind it but i mind the pain. In my fathers country they took something which made them get there monthly period because in your period your body will be renewed.So please don't decide immediately to take this.We don't have thos periods for no reasons.

Nope I don't like the idea of that. I mean I do complain when it is my time of the month but that is just messing with nature if you ask me and I don't like it. There are just a few things you don't do and one of them is mess with nature. As much as I hate the cramps, bloating, fatigue and just plain being a bee with an itch, lol I don't like the idea with messing with nature. This is just how I feel about these things. I saw the commercial on t.v about it and I didn't like the idea. :)

Yeah, i was looking into that pill. i need to get back on something...unfortunately, i cannot take that particular pill because of the effect it has on kidneys and my kidneys are already c rappy. i have to be really careful of them. Besides, i can do the same think with the Triphasil i am planning on talking to my doctor about.

Wow. That's really interesting. I think I'd be wiling to try it.

I honestly can't believe any woman in her right mind would even consider this. While it certainly is a terrific bother for us, to stop the natural flow altogether can't be healthy. Thank goodness I don't have to go through it anymore, but If I did, I certainly wouldn't use something like this. We have no idea about the long term problems this can cause. It's not natural.

Thanks for sharing this information as I had not yet heard about this. At first this sounded too good to be true but then I have to wonder if this method would really be healthy. If I hear a little more about this and it sounds safe, you can bet that I will be first in line no try this "no period" birth control. I would be really happy with it given there are no side effects, but not half as happy as my boyfriend!

Yeah.... I think I'm ok with my monthly aggravation. I'll keep it thanks. Too many of these BC's make me edgie. I can believe they have done testing but there are still unknown factors you have to think about.

I heard that on the news this morning. That there was really no reason for a period & it might even be healthier to do without. I wish they had had this 35 yrs ago - but it probably has corn starch in it anyway.

I think it is a brilliant idea. i heard years ago that they could do this and the only reason that women on the pill had the 7 day break with a period is because the people who developed the pill felt that women would want to still have a monthly bleed. Mainly they thought so she would know definitely she was not pregnant and also as they believed women would not feel as feminine without it. I think it was just designed by men and this was their idea of what women would want and maybe these days more women have a say in what they would want in a contraceptive and if that can include ending periods then I think that is why at last it is happening.

I'm not too keen on that idea...I'm in my menopausal years so naturally it doesn't affect me...but it seems any time they come up with some "brilliant" medication for "women's problems" they turn out to be in effect killers...I don't think it's a great idea to monkey around with anything hormonal..for instance...you could offer me a million dollars but I still wouldn't risk taking replacement hormone therapy--and what get cancer later--As much of a pain in the butt--uh, well that's not where the pain is..hehe..but it's more natural for a woman to have her periods. No??

Ok Katlady, you have done it again. Brought us interesting information and I haven't finished spreading the news about the Glade plug-in. Now I made the mistake of showing this article to my husband and he plans on camping out on the steps to my doctor's office to see what he can find out about it....gee, I didn't think I was that crabby that time of the month. But I haven't seen my husband this excited over something in years...LOL