Lunelle?

Poplife · #1 04-19-2001, 10:45 AM

I was just surfing the net and I saw an advertisement for a new birth control shot called Lunelle. Apparently it's a shot that you take once a month. Has anyone heard about it/used it/know someone who uses it?

I try to stay up with women's health issue and I was surprised I never heard about this before.

Here is the website: http://www.lunelle.com

exquizit · #2 04-19-2001, 02:05 PM

First off, why wouldn't you just take the one that lasts for 3 months? Secondly I don't trust any of the new BC methods anymore...After my HORROR

Story with Noroplant I'd rather remember the pill!

toocute · #3 04-19-2001, 05:13 PM

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Originally posted by exquizit:
First off, why wouldn't you just take the one that lasts for 3 months? Secondly I don't trust any of the new BC methods anymore...After my HORROR Story with Noroplant I'd rather remember the pill!

Oh Sweetie! I have quite a few friends with Norplant horror stories.

I hear ya about these new methods.

AKA2D '91 · #4 04-19-2001, 06:05 PM

NOT! I HATE SHOTS!

IF IT DOESN'T COME IN PILL FORM, THEN THIS HERE SISTA AIN'T USING IT!

serenity_24 · #5 04-19-2001, 06:20 PM

Be carefull ladies. While the new BC methods are very effictive, the long term effects have not been studied and the short term effects are very damaging. If you can, stick with the old school versions.

Poplife · #6 04-19-2001, 06:34 PM

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Originally posted by serenity_24:
If you can, stick with the old school versions.

What might those be?

serenity_24 · #7 04-19-2001, 07:00 PM

Old School Versions are pills that come in different combinations of estrogen and progesterone. Some may be progesterone only pills. At any rate, these pills have been around since the fifties when BC was first started (not that long ago if you really think about it) and they have much less side effects. Even new versions of the pill like Ortho-tricycline does harsh things to the lining of your uterus. So if you really want to know the low down, ask your GYN.

Poplife · #8 04-19-2001, 07:13 PM

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Originally posted by serenity_24:
Old School Versions are pills that come in different combinations of estrogen and progesterone. Some may be progesterone only pills. At any rate, these pills have been around since the fifties when BC was first started (not that long ago if you really think about it) and they have much less side effects. Even new versions of the pill like Ortho-tricycline does harsh things to the lining of your uterus. So if you really want to know the low down, ask your GYN.

*LOL* Ok, I know what you mean. I was wondering because when you said "old school" I was thinking about the pull-out method!

*lol

exquizit · #9 04-19-2001, 08:33 PM

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Originally posted by Poplife:
*LOL* Ok, I know what you mean. I was wondering because when you said "old school" I was thinking about the pull-out method!

*lol

Now POP....What would you know about that?

SweetestDiva · #10 04-19-2001, 09:21 PM

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Originally posted by Poplife:
*LOL* Ok, I know what you mean. I was wondering because when you said "old school" I was thinking about the pull-out method!

*lol

LMAO!! Girl shhh... at least call it the "rhythm method" like
the physicians do. I always thought that was a crazy name.

toocute · #11 04-19-2001, 10:39 PM

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Originally posted by Poplife:
*LOL* Ok, I know what you mean. I was wondering because when you said "old school" I was thinking about the pull-out method!
*lol

Pull out!!!!

Lawd Poplife...I'm crying!

Poplife · #12 04-20-2001, 04:07 AM

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Originally posted by exquizit:
Now POP....What would you know about that?

Ex, you know I went to an all girls CATHOLIC school.

Someone of the most "experienced" girls in town were in my homeroom. Oooh the stories I heard!!