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Originally Posted by abaya
Oh, and what happens to your period if you're taking pills continuously?
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ON Seasonale I take the pill for 91 days and then skip the placebos for a week of allowing my body a period. With POPs your body goes on it's on natural schedule. I did find that my periods seems slightly lighter and I didn't have as much cramping but I was on the POPs after giving birth so there were a number of factors that could have affected things. The thing I loved about the POPs is that they didn't change anything about my usual schedule of periods, they didn't change my mood and things, and they still gave me the security of having BC.
I think most women go with the combination bc pills because of the control over their period and because they estrogen can help some women with so many other health irritations - acne, migranes, cramping... If I didn't have any other reasons but pregnancy prevention then I'd go back to the POPs.
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