OK one of the nitpicky things that bugs me about the
aforementioned Troubleshooters books is that birth control pills seem to not exist in that world. Condoms, yes, but many of the books have situations where a condom either isn't used or fails, and the inevitable result is freaking out about pregnancy (or actual pregnancy). Never does the heroine
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Being a dispensary tech in a small town pharmacy, I know far more than 20 women on HBC!
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I learned enough about side effects that I stopped and switched to another method, and within 90 days, my acne cleared up, I lost 10 lbs without trying, and orgasms got way better.
Admittedly, medical science has made enormous advances since then... but I'd still choose a barrier method (or two) over pills or implant if it were still an issue for me. (I got my tubes snipped at 39.)
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EDIT: I thought it might be relevant to add that the hysterectomy was for reasons other than birth control. That would be a rather radically extreme measure, wouldn't it?
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I didn't check have you ever used the pill because I answered yes on currently using them. Also, the number of women I know who use something other than a barrier method is more than five. I just don't know many on the pill(that I know of).
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