Men Taking Birth Control Pills?
83025
Well since most female Birth Control Bills are a form of hormone therpy, I would assume that he might act different, depending on the different types of pills.
852842
Those pills are sugar pills that do not have hormones in them. When on these pills should be when you get your period It is unlikely that you can get pregnant while on these, but I feel its better to be safe than sorry.
298561
Those pills have a very high level of hormones, it's not recommendable to take it every time after you have sex. You should consider the serious side effects.
45146
As a pharamcy tech, I can tell you. Most guys are very willing to pay the price for the little blue pills. Besides, say your doctor writes your script for 30, you don't have to buy all of them at that time, Just buy one or two and see if it's right for you.
1127033
Considering you want "real" sex and not just sucking and so on:\n\nNo 1 choice: condom\n\nNo 2 choice: birth control - pills or Implanon or others, there is nothing for a male yet...
308397
Some men can. But men have an innate urge to make as many offspring as possible (at least before contraceptive). Men are into quantity not quality unlike some women who are into quality. Another thing is that there aren't enough men to go around. So there is 3 women to 1 man.
613133
use other methods of birth control DUH
553867
It has nothing to do with having sex. If you are taking birth control pills that is why you are gaining weight, because of the hormones. Other wise you just need to eat better and exercise.
612768
Its a contraception device.
883075
Him pulling out does not increase the effectiveness because his semen contains sperm. \n\nSmoking does not decrease the effectiveness of the pill. However, it can irritate the vagina, causing infections or interacting with the HPV cells you most likely already have, to create cancerous cells. It also can cause blood clots and heart disease. Try cutting down, dear.\n\nAs for the pill, if you take it everyday, without missing one, at the same time, you should be fine. My bf and I never used them and didn't pull out at all and I never got pregnant. But I also never missed a pill and took it on time. If you know you wouldn't be pleased if you did end up pregnant, use a condom or you'll have no one to blame but yourself.
562544
Surgery of -fallopian tubes in women or vasectomy in the case of men.\n\nmale and female contraceptives such a rubbers (condoms), and blocking of Fallopian tubes with loops are another.\n\nRecent developments might make it possible for a pill for men too!\n\nst
350424
Birth control pills, or your menstrual cycle.
1104366
nothing will happen to him,  its not like he was taking birth control pills or estrogen therapy pills .  vitamins or even prenatal and postnatal vitamins for women have higher doses of calcium and folic acid which men need as well.  so tell your brother that he will be ok.
818892
I am not an expert about the pill, so I researched this for you, after you read it, you will have a much better understanding...\n\n \n\nWhat are Birth Control Pills? \nThe Pill is the most popular type of birth control. There are many different brands of The Pill and they come in packs of 21 or 28 pills. One pill is taken every day. The first 21 pills have a combination of synthetic estrogen and progesterone hormones. The Pill stops ovulation, preventing the ovaries from releasing eggs. The Pill also thickens cervical mucus, making it harder for sperm to enter the uterus. The hormones in the Pill prevent fertilization. The last 7 pills of a 28-day pack have no hormones and are called spacer pills. The Pill is 92-99.7% effective as birth control. It does not protect against reproductive tract infections, including HIV/AIDS.\n\nUse \nWhen started within 6 days of the start of a period or within 6 days after an abortion, The Pill is effective immediately. If the Pill is started at other times, it will be effective after one month. To lower the risk of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, condoms can be used while taking The Pill. \nStarting The Pill:\nThere are several ways to begin taking The Pill. One common way is to start on the first day of your period or the first day after an abortion. Some women prefer to start on the first Sunday after they begin their period or the first Sunday after an abortion. \nContinuing:\nTake one pill every day until you finish an entire pack. Try to link taking The Pill with a regular activity that you do at the same time every day, like eating a meal or brushing your teeth. If you have a 28-day pack, start a new pack immediately after you finish the old one. If you have a 21-day pack, take one pill every day for 21 days, no pills for 7 days, then start the new pack immediately. \nCautions \nSome women may not be able to take The Pill because of the risk of serious health problems. Women who are over 35 and smoke or who have any of the following conditions should not take The Pill: \n·History of heart attack or stroke\n·Blood clots\n·Unexplained vaginal bleeding\n·Known or suspected cancer\n·Known or suspected pregnancy\n·Liver disease \nWomen who are under 35 and smoke, have migraines, gallbladder disease, hypertension, diabetes, epilepsy, sickle cell disease, elective surgery, a history of blood clots, liver or heart disease may not be able to take The Pill. Your clinician or doctor can decide. \nWomen who use The Pill have a higher risk of heart attack and stroke. The effects of The Pill on breast cancer are still unknown. The Pill lowers a woman's chance of developing ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, and pelvic inflammatory disease. \nAs the body adjusts to hormonal changes created by The Pill, women often experience some minor side effects, including:\n·Irregular bleeding or spotting\n·Nausea\n·Breast tenderness\n·Weight gain and/or water retention\n·Spotty darkening of the skin\n·Mood changes\nSide effects usually disappear after 2-3 cycles. If your side effects are bothersome after 2-3 cycles or if heavy bleeding occurs, continue taking your pills and call the clinic for an appointment to talk about your prescription. \nDrug Interactions \nThe effectiveness of the Pill is lowered when taken with certain medications, including antibiotics, anti-seizure, tuberculosis, and migraine medications. If you are taking any medications, tell your clinician. When taking medications that may interfere with BC, consider adding a backup method of birth control, like condoms and spermicide. As with all drugs, it is useful to inform all your medical providers if you are using hormonal birth control. \nWomen who experience any of the following symptoms while taking The Pill should call the clinic immediately: \n·Abdominal pains (severe) \n·Chest pain or shortness of breath \n·Headaches (severe) \n·Eye problems, such as blurred vision \n·Severe leg or arm pain or numbness
145030
I wouldn't use a pill. You have no idea what side effects it could have. Just exercise and eat right.
375769
A lot of women use birth control for just that reason. You're going to have to talk to your doctor about this, since you're taking those medications.
203201
Breasts are mainly fatty tissue.  I can't see how a pill would add that to one particular area of the body.  If you are under the age of 20, don't worry, your breasts aren't done doing what they are going to do yet.  Listen to the guys here, don't worry about it.  If all a guy cares about is your breasts, he is pretty shallow.