celica New member Feb 5, 2003 #1 what is the best birth control that will not decrease sex drive ? or what is the best birth control to boost sex drive?
what is the best birth control that will not decrease sex drive ? or what is the best birth control to boost sex drive?
C Candi Barr New member Feb 5, 2003 #3 People complain of negative effects from hormonal birth control. There are a variety of non-hormonal methods available.
People complain of negative effects from hormonal birth control. There are a variety of non-hormonal methods available.
F FitFossil New member Feb 5, 2003 #6 Was her libido higher before going on birth control? From personal experience, Ortho Tricyclen and Triphasil killed my libido. They had a number of other bad side effects and I switched to an IUD. Also, I've never heard anything good about Depo-Provera (the shot). I think they sometimes even give it to male sex offenders to kill their libido.
Was her libido higher before going on birth control? From personal experience, Ortho Tricyclen and Triphasil killed my libido. They had a number of other bad side effects and I switched to an IUD. Also, I've never heard anything good about Depo-Provera (the shot). I think they sometimes even give it to male sex offenders to kill their libido.
JJFigure New member Feb 5, 2003 #7 Condoms and IUDs won't decrease sex drive. OCs probably will, to differing degrees, depending on drug of choice. Abstaining really increases your sex drive - just don't get to do much about it. Keeps your lifts intense though.
Condoms and IUDs won't decrease sex drive. OCs probably will, to differing degrees, depending on drug of choice. Abstaining really increases your sex drive - just don't get to do much about it. Keeps your lifts intense though.
celica New member Feb 5, 2003 #8 still no answer on what birth control pill wont supress sex drive as much ?
S spatts High End Bro Platinum Feb 5, 2003 #9 Centchroman? ...I think you're not getting an answer because as long as it's hormonal, there isn't one.
Centchroman? ...I think you're not getting an answer because as long as it's hormonal, there isn't one.
W wateengedoe2 New member Feb 6, 2003 #10 That's exactly what I was thinking ... I would recommend condoms if you don't have sex very often and/or with different partners, or otherwise an IUD.
That's exactly what I was thinking ... I would recommend condoms if you don't have sex very often and/or with different partners, or otherwise an IUD.