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Well, hope my gf doesn't read this. She is now using this form of birth controll. I'm just wondering if any men here have experienced side effects from having sex with a woman on this. Lack of libido during sex and the inability to climax has been an issue with me since she got off the pill and began the nuva ring. This product releases estrogen steadily up to three weeks. My fear is that during sex I might be absorbing some of this estrogen therefore killing my drive. This has not been a problem until she started this method. I am on no other medication.
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I highly doubt that your estrogen levels are raising due the BC. If anything, you may be nervous about the accuracy of the new Birth Control and this may affect you and your sexual drive.
On a side note: Tell your GF to get off of birth control. It's a killer and will fuck up her hormones and cause problems later in her life. |
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I have had sex with dozens of women on the pill and not one had a complaint about it or problems with it.
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Many women don't notice the side effects for years to come. Trust me, this stuff is no good! BC does cause a wide variety of hormonal changes that can cause anything from mood swings, cancer, low libido. Not to mention lowers T and kills strength gains and endurance. These are documented facts, not speculation
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It is documented to be safe. On a side note I did date several women who had very bad reactions to condoms....have to go with what works for you.
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Bottom line boys....never dip your wick without a condom!!! Many women will get pregnant on purpose and many have VD. Better safe then dead.
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Well, I'm just a poor ole musician and she knows that. I doubt she would see me as a viable candidate for child support. Lot's of rich assholes around here would easily fall for this lady if she wanted to pull anything.
Back to topic, this type of birth controll is much safer on women and reliable than the pill. She reports fewer mood swings and is happy with the treatment. I'm guessing the pill distributes the hormone throughout the body by the digestive track into the blood. The Nuba Ring does this through insert in the vigana and works quickly. In fact, if it is removed for more than 3 hours her period could begin and a new ring would have to be used after a few days. If this drug is so powerful to act so quickly imagine what an hour or more sex could do to me. I feel the ring during sex and can only imagine that the estrogen released could be entering through my pp hole. It's probably all in my head but can't help but wonder. Surely the makers of this device took men in consideration. thanks |
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Yes, that would be women allergic to latex. They have condoms out there made from microsheer polyurethane for those allergic to latex. |
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The nuvaring doesn't act as quickly as you think. It actually has half the ethinyl estradiol than the birth control pill does plus you have the potential of it falling out during intercourse. Then you have to use an alternative method of birth control for 7 days anyway because it's no longer safe against pregnancy. It takes 7 days to re-establish the correct amount of estrogen if the ring is removed for more than an hour or so. No hormonal birth control is safe. NONE WHAT SO EVER! Use Condoms! |
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My X was on the nuva ring, and loved it. and i highly doubt it would fall out during intercourse.. unless she has a HUGE gap. The ring expands pretty big..
And it could cause problems later in life.. I have no idea.
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I'm going to have to look into that. I've already discussed a complete hysterectomy with my doc, but I know given my history hormone replacement will be a must. I'm one that birth control really helped my hormones balance out and even low dose estrogen helps prevent my migraine headaches. |
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This is cool. I hope it works as well as they say it does. I have tried to communicate to my girlfriend the long term risks inherent in using hormonal birth control pills, but she is not as open minded in this area as she is in others. In fact, she said the only reason she started it was because they make her periods milder. That surprised me as she is very anti-drug/anti-supplement in general. On a side note, what do think about the copper T IUD's? The only bad things I have heard are that they can make a woman's period worse. At least it is highly effective and not hormonal. Like you, I don't want to have children. I also wouldn't trust a condom+spermicide alone. It only takes one mistake and condoms themselves can be unrealiable unless both partners take time to consider the risks and act very carefully. I think two methods are needed and one of the better be 99%+ effective. |
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