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Old 02-20-2008, 06:42 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by InterfaceLeader View Post
I think periods are important for keping vagina healthy/balanced (which I think is one of the reasons going on the pill increases incidents of Thrush) and for all kinds of reasons, and I seriously don't want them to stop.
On the other side of this, wouldn't it be true that for most of human history shorter lifespans and constant pregnancy/breastfeeding would have actually meant women had fewer periods over the course of their lifetimes?

I definitely don't think this means artificial hormones are a positive thing necessarily.

I've heard good and bad about pretty much every type of birth control. But if you are going for a hormone free option and aren't concerned about STDs then I've heard the most positive stuff about hormone-free IUDs.

Good luck!
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