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So obviously most of the people who use abortion 100 times as birth control are on medicaid which means the rest of us pay for it. So for this of you who actually have jobs and brains enough to use birth control pills instead: u happy this endless expense has come to an end?

Most of us living in the U. S. have heard that the supreme court ruled it is up to the states to determine abortion rights. It's unfair that the assumption is every woman needing an abortion is somehow irresponsible with birth control, especially knowing that every method has failure rates. It can be difficult to access birth control in certain areas of the U. S. Most of us know that the morning-after pill is available at pharmacies and online. However, did you know that you can get birth control pills online?

I believe an organization like Planned Parenthood has this option but here is an article about some other choices for online birth control. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/birth-control-online

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I swear being on mine has made me put weight on and I’m bloating like hell.
I take a combined pill of oestrogen and progesterone

last time i had sex was more than a month ago and I've had one period after that, so i really shouldn't be worried about being pregnant. currently in a 25 day cycle which is the longest its ever happened for me. i stopped taking contraceptive pills months ago so i'd assume my period should be regular again. I've been researching what might cause it and im starting to get anxious. i know 28 days is the longest it can be for a normal cycle, but its still unusual for me to be this long. should i wait 28 days to go for a check up?