Edited by Boston50, 28 November 2009 - 07:51 PM.
YAZ birth control
#61
Posted 11 November 2009 - 12:04 PM
#62
Posted 26 November 2009 - 12:14 AM
#63
Posted 26 November 2009 - 11:56 AM
There's a study showing 600mg (300mg twice per day) of Magnesium Glycinate drops or eliminates migraines. Since, 70% of the population is magnesium deficient it's the better route to go.
Yaz & Yasmin are garbage. Just buy the tried and true "Tri Sprintec" its at WalMart for just $9 a month even without insurance and stopping throwing your money down the toilet and giving yourself more serious side effects like abnormally high potassium levels.
Tri Sprintec doesn't have this side effect and helps acne in more people. Problem is it can take up to 6 months to see the difference like all BC pills. Since, they merely work by lowering sebum levels. Accutane does that plus another big thing.
#64
Posted 28 November 2009 - 02:11 AM
Also i was on ortho lo before and that is suppose to help people with their acne too, but it didnt help mine. i think it may have caused it actually.
#65
Posted 28 November 2009 - 12:27 PM
Enjoy while it lasts. Yaz & Yasmin will eventually be pulled from the market. Plus, Ortho Tri cyclen Lo is too low dose to work effectively. Plus, slightly increases the rate of pregnancy due to this.
Tri Sprintec is a generic of Ortho Tri Cyclen not Ortho TriCyclen Lo. Women on Lo often get lot of breakthrough bleeding because it's simply too low of a dose for anything effectively including acne.
Edited by Daniel J, 28 November 2009 - 12:28 PM.
#66
Posted 28 November 2009 - 12:48 PM
#67
Posted 29 November 2009 - 06:18 PM
I am so glad that people are having good experiences with Yaz. I am about to start taking Yaz tonight and am sooo scared. But I have faith. I had the mirena IUD and about 7 months into that I started breaking out everywhere... Then I went on Ortho Lo, and this month had a 3 week period. On top of that I am on mino and acanya gel and am still getting pimples... Sooo heres to YAZ!!!!
#68
Posted 29 November 2009 - 06:33 PM
My acne blew up, I had a stupid period every other week, I was moody for no reason, wasn't motivated and I had really bad joint pain.
Everyone reacts to medication differently so I really, really hope for the best when it comes to the rest of you!
Edited by mercyunbound, 29 November 2009 - 06:33 PM.
#69
Posted 30 November 2009 - 04:34 PM
#70
Posted 30 November 2009 - 07:26 PM
Yea, I had Yaz in my cabinet for about 3 months now. HAHA. I was too scared. But after the derm, a family friend thats a doc, and friends have all told me to try it... So now I am. But it took a lot of convincing. I have been on the mino for 6 weeks now, and acanya gel for 3 months. Acanya really worked well at getting rid of the blackheads, but I am still getting pimples. I have no reason to believe this isnt hormonal. I had PERFECT skin until about 4 months ago. Like I said before I had a baby in Nov 2008, and had the mirena. Then I got an ovarian cyst and started breaking out on my face, chest, shoulders, and back. AHHHHHH! I am praying hard that this will put an end to this. Good luck to you! Keep me posted:)
#71
Posted 01 December 2009 - 11:54 AM
#72
Posted 03 December 2009 - 02:25 PM
One thing i am confused about. I had very very oily skin before i started yaz. It has gotten less oily on yaz, but it is still oily. Will that ever go away? And why does yaz clear some people right away adn then some people take months and months to get clear? im confused.
Dont get me wrong. Yaz has cleared me a lot, but i want the rest of my skin to clear. Its making me crazy. i cant take it. I dont like being seen like this.
I just thought i would be clear by now.
Im considering taking my antibiotics, but i really really dont wanna take them. especially since i will have to use condoms or my diaphram if i do. i hate the condoms and diaphram. they suck. I just have a lot of scars from the initial breakout on yaz and i dont want to get anymore.
I am going in for a vbeam treatment for some redness in my face that a bad microdermabrasion caused and some acne scars and i dont wanna be still breaking out when i go in for that. I have seen 3 different dermatologists and i have to drive at least 2 hours one way to see any dermatologists, so this is getting pretty frustrating.
Is it a very gradual clearing process? Like if i am seeing improvements 4 months in, will it keep getting better? or if im still breakingout, is this the best it will get? AHHHHHHHH!!!!
#73
Posted 03 December 2009 - 03:13 PM
#74
Posted 08 December 2009 - 10:40 AM
I have severe depression and body dysmorphic disorder related to my acne. I have had crazy moods these past few days, but I'm not sure if it's the regular emotional issues or the Yaz. Both my derm and my psychiatrist advised me to start on the Yaz. Tomorrow I'm seeing my psych for a checkup.
I have cystic and regular acne on my cheeks and chin. It really hurts because up until the mid-summer I was crystal clear, then all hell broke loose. I'm 38.
Anyone on Yaz dealing with depression? Has the Yaz helped or hurt your depression? Will moods even out over time? Any thoughts appreciated.
#75
Posted 08 December 2009 - 01:20 PM
You might not get an initial breakout being on antibiotics. When i was on bactrim my acne was clearing very quickly, but i ended up being allergic to it, so i had to stop.
Yaz does seem to be helping me a lot but its very very slow. Like i said, its my 5th month and im just starting to get clear enough to be happy with it.
I would say be patient and it should help, but everyone is different. They say give it at least 3 months, but it could be more or less.
good luck to you. I really hope it helps you.
#76
Posted 15 January 2010 - 04:12 PM
#77
Posted 18 February 2010 - 07:15 PM
In August I developed an allergy to dairy and intestinal issues. I started to become extremely fatigued and have awful headaches. I had problems focusing and memory loss. I lost 12 pounds. My lowest weight was 109 and i am 5'7" The fatigue and mood swings are still prominent. I am extremely irritable and often depressed. I have gone to two doctors and nothing has helped. My regular doctor is not a specialist so she sent me to a GI doctor because of my dairy allergy. He thought I may have a yeast overgrowth, leaky guy syndrome, or bacteria overgrowth, but he didn't help. They don't think it is the birth control but it seems that Yaz may suck major ass for a lot of people. I have not suffered from cystic acne. I still get the occasional breakout but overall my skin has greatly improved with birth control as well as my topicals. I have to go to a hormonal doctor, the name of the specialization I can not spell.. endocrinologist maybe? I also have to see a therapist because this may all be depression. I really would like to hear from people who may have had a similar experience as mine.
#78
Posted 18 February 2010 - 09:35 PM
In August I developed an allergy to dairy and intestinal issues. I started to become extremely fatigued and have awful headaches. I had problems focusing and memory loss. I lost 12 pounds. My lowest weight was 109 and i am 5'7" The fatigue and mood swings are still prominent. I am extremely irritable and often depressed. I have gone to two doctors and nothing has helped. My regular doctor is not a specialist so she sent me to a GI doctor because of my dairy allergy. He thought I may have a yeast overgrowth, leaky guy syndrome, or bacteria overgrowth, but he didn't help. They don't think it is the birth control but it seems that Yaz may suck major ass for a lot of people. I have not suffered from cystic acne. I still get the occasional breakout but overall my skin has greatly improved with birth control as well as my topicals. I have to go to a hormonal doctor, the name of the specialization I can not spell.. endocrinologist maybe? I also have to see a therapist because this may all be depression. I really would like to hear from people who may have had a similar experience as mine.
So you were fine up until two months after you started Yaz? That's the first thing I would suspect. Do you think you are depressed? Docs want to blame everything on depression and throw pills at us. This does not sound like fun. Many people have allergies to dairy and don't know it. It's very mucus forming in the body. Yaz can cause trouble with yeast too. I know I'm not being helpful here ha ha. DD had gut problems and we've consulted with a naturopath and she's gotten relief by making a few changes. Many of these problems were caused by long-term antibiotic use. If you find that the Yaz is the problem, could you perhaps just go on Spiro? Change brands? Yasmin made her crazy but Yaz was better. sigh....good luck and keep us posted.
#79
Posted 19 February 2010 - 11:55 PM
In August I developed an allergy to dairy and intestinal issues. I started to become extremely fatigued and have awful headaches. I had problems focusing and memory loss. I lost 12 pounds. My lowest weight was 109 and i am 5'7" The fatigue and mood swings are still prominent. I am extremely irritable and often depressed. I have gone to two doctors and nothing has helped. My regular doctor is not a specialist so she sent me to a GI doctor because of my dairy allergy. He thought I may have a yeast overgrowth, leaky guy syndrome, or bacteria overgrowth, but he didn't help. They don't think it is the birth control but it seems that Yaz may suck major ass for a lot of people. I have not suffered from cystic acne. I still get the occasional breakout but overall my skin has greatly improved with birth control as well as my topicals. I have to go to a hormonal doctor, the name of the specialization I can not spell.. endocrinologist maybe? I also have to see a therapist because this may all be depression. I really would like to hear from people who may have had a similar experience as mine.
So you were fine up until two months after you started Yaz? That's the first thing I would suspect. Do you think you are depressed? Docs want to blame everything on depression and throw pills at us. This does not sound like fun. Many people have allergies to dairy and don't know it. It's very mucus forming in the body. Yaz can cause trouble with yeast too. I know I'm not being helpful here ha ha. DD had gut problems and we've consulted with a naturopath and she's gotten relief by making a few changes. Many of these problems were caused by long-term antibiotic use. If you find that the Yaz is the problem, could you perhaps just go on Spiro? Change brands? Yasmin made her crazy but Yaz was better. sigh....good luck and keep us posted.
My mother and I believe, as well as the GI doctor, that going off of antibiotics caused the intestinal issues because it killed the flora/ good bacteria. I think that my depression worsened after I was fatigued and pretty sick for a few months. It seems that birth control could be a big contributor to the fatigue, mood swings, and irritability. I will keep everyone posted, I started a topic also.
#80
Posted 01 March 2010 - 11:44 PM
fish oil can cause acne. I take those every so often because when I took them frequently, I would break out like crazy. So dont take the fish oil as often or in your case maybe it would be better not to take any for awhile?
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