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Where Do You Stand? Taking Hormonal Birth Control
Many women use hormonal birth control such as the pill, the NuvaRing, or the patch because it's effective, it's easy, it can control or eliminate your period, and it allows you to be more spontaneous when having sex. I know some women, though, who refuse to use it because they don't like how it decreases their sex drive, makes them moody, or makes their breasts grow. Still others just don't like the idea of putting chemicals into their bodies.
Favorite Birth Control Method of 2008
You all voted on your favorite birth control method of '08 and I wasn't surprised to see that the the pill won with 43 percent of your votes. It seems as though most of us have a love/hate relationship with contraception, but I'm glad to see that those of you who are sexually active have found the right method for you!
What Was Your Favorite Birth Control Method of '08?
Over the course of the year, I've given you a plethora of information about contraception; I've even given you brush up tests! Since women have a variety of needs, you know that it can take some trial and error until you find the perfect method to fit your lifestyle, so tell me ladies, what was your favorite form of birth control in 2008?
What Was Your Favorite Birth Control Method of '08?
Group Urging FDA to Pull Birth Control Patch
If any of you ladies use Orth-Evra (the patch), I may have some bad news for you. A US advocacy group has filed a petition urging the FDA to pull the patch from the market. Why?
Dear Poll: Have You Ever Had an Unexpected Pregnancy?
When we become sexually active, we do everything we can to prevent ourselves from becoming pregnant. We pop pills, get shots, implants, and IUDs, wear condoms, patches, and diaphragms, all for the one, huge purpose of not getting pregnant.
I'm sure all of you have had scares before, where the condom broke, you missed a pill, or your period was late, but what I want to know is, have you ever experienced an unplanned pregnancy?
What's the Deal With the Patch?
All the women I know who don't want to get pregnant are on some type of hormonal birth control, because it's an easy, reliable and an extremely effective form of birth control (besides abstaining from sex altogether of course).
The Pill is great and all, but you have to remember to take it every day. The NuvaRing is also a hormonal birth control, but I've heard a few women complain about it falling out, or that their partner could feel it which leaves us with Ortho-Evra (more commonly known as the Patch).
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A Patch That Turns You On?
I've heard of a man being able to press a woman's buttons to turn her on, but now he may not have to. There's a new patch on the scene called the Scentuelle’s libido patch for women that's supposed to reignite your sex drive and enhance feelings of sexuality through your sense of smell.
Want to hear more about this libido-lifting patch?
Introducing: The Alcotrol Patch
You know it's just a matter of time before this patch comes out. The only problem is, it doesn't make sense. It simply saves you the extra—and fun, I might add—part of drinking to intoxication.
Sour Patch Candy: Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid.
This commercial featuring an animated, bi-polar Sour Patch candy acting out isn't exactly making me rush to 7-11. Is there a slasher film on the way?Hump Day: Where's My G-Spot?
Welcome to Hump Day, TrèsSugar's sex advice column. Are you confused about sex? Do you have trouble having an orgasm?
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