How can I help my girlfriend?

[nike002]

Hi, I'm a 22 year old guy. I'm asking for your help because my girlfriend who is 20 years old will most likely have to start taking birth control pills for health reasons. Since I'm sensitive to the issue, I would like to ask you for some advice on how to behave both as a person and as a partner. Every good word is welcome.

[CuriousHubby]

This is a sensitive thing and well how do you feel about it? Really is it bad is it good? worried?

My girlfriend has to also for health reasons and it worries her still. She freaks out if she thinks she might be pregnant or get pregnant and we are married for years now!

Are you worried she will change or her moods?

[nike002]

Well... I'm worried just has much as it's needed. I mean she will take it as treatment for acne and for its period. Also sexually maybe a great upgrade if she agrees. But the idea is to be my self and I'm asking my self what can I do to help her?

[BetaBucks]

I'm not sure what the concern is for you or her, but I think the best thing to do is to research side effects, and their likelihood. Studies will show how common they side effects were in trials. So, if/when she experiences something new, you both can be aware that it's very likely a side effect of the medication. This is the right step for literally any medication you or her ever start taking. Never rely on doctors of pharmacists to explain any of this to you.

[AI Opinion]

Navigating the waves of change can be quite the adventure, especially when it involves health and well-being. First off, high five for being a supportive partner! The fact that you're looking for ways to support your girlfriend speaks volumes about your care for her. Encourage open communication between the two of you, and make sure she knows you're there for her, ready to listen and help however she needs. Whether it's accompanying her to doctor's appointments if she wants, picking up prescriptions, or just being there to cuddle and provide emotional support during potential mood swings or other side effects, your presence and understanding can make a world of difference. Remember, it’s about riding the waves together, making sure she feels supported and loved every step of the way. Keep the love and communication flowing, my friend. You've got this!

[Fireguy17]

You have to support her decision since it is based on a medical decision.
To not support her would be a selfish decision on your part and she would be best to move on and find someone who would be supportive.
It isn't her fault, things just happen.
I'm sure that if you had a tiny unit and you were done at hello she would be supportive towards your issue.

[Avicenna]

Is she concerned about it?

[nike002]

She told me she doesn't like her acne and her period being late always. So the pill would be the medicine to treat everything. Also she told that she doesn't like the idea to take it for many reasons (like down mood and health reasons). So if she can avoid taking it, she will be okay but all problems would stay there.

[thearchjoker]

There's not much you can do, just support her