- Do I still need to use birth control during perimenopause?
- Can I stay on the birth control pill all through perimenopause?
- Is the birth control pill really stronger than hormone therapy?
- Can I find out if I am in perimenopause while I am still on the pill?
- Should I stop the pill just to get my hormones tested?
- When and how do women usually switch from the pill to hormone therapy?
- Can I use a hormonal IUD together with an estrogen patch during perimenopause?
- What is the new estetrol birth control pill, and is it a better option for perimenopause?
- Does the birth control pill raise my risk of blood clots once I am over 40?
- Does taking the pill in my 40s raise or lower my cancer risk?
- Is a progestogen-only pill like the drospirenone-only pill a good option once I turn 50?
- Can the birth control pill affect my mood or my sex drive?
This page is general information based on published research and public sources. It is not medical advice and not a personal assessment, and it does not replace a conversation with your doctor. Peritale is a wellness product, not a medical device, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. For any medical question, speak with a licensed clinician.
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