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Not that I know of. I recommend rotating through the different brands or types of birth control pills. Everyone's body is different, and if you read the forums, you will find that every pill has complaints like this. Usually the person complaining states that they are happy now that they are using a different pill, while others claim that the pill that the person says restored her sex life, is the one that stopped theirs. So it seems like there is no knowing which pill will work for you without actually trying it.
As for the doctors and side effects, the answer is that they cant tell you. It goes against the foundations of modern medicine. They are taught in medical school that for a doctor to be effective, the patent has to follow his advice unquestioningly. For this to happen the patient has to have complete faith in the doctor. You cant have that faith if you tell people that taking this pill or vaccine, will end your sex life or kill you deader than a door nail. So the doctors keep quiet.
You think the birth control pills are bad for you. Have you seen what the gardasil vaccine is doing to girls? Instant quadriplegic. You may not get cervical warts, but your drinking your food through a straw and wearing a diaper for the rest of your wheelchair bound life. This wont surprise you, but the doctors aren't telling people about that one either, but they sure are offering them out to people.
Just curious, but why stick with the pills, If your having problems, why not go with an IUD. The problems with the IUD stem from infections. If your clean and your partners clean, this shouldn't be a problem. Never forget that people tend to be nasty and very dumb. For example, I have a 13 year old daughter who I cant convince to bathe every day. Last week she was on her period and didn't bathe for three days. That's absolutely disgusting. When I confront her about it, she just looks at me and shrugs. She just doesn't care. Sadly, she is not alone, there are a lot of people like that. If they happen to have an IUD, you have to expect infections.
The old IUD's had a fiberous string that dangled down and could be seen through the cervix. Bacteria and viruses could wick their way up the string and into the uterus. The new ones are designed different and are fairly safe.
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