Tricia

Ok, I am still on the minipill and I need to switch to the nuval ring this month. But I am in the middle of my pack of minipills b/c I of AF starting early and I am not sure if
1. the insurance is going to let me fill my prescription, but also,

If I start Tomorrow, am I suppose to put the ring in on Sunday or the following Sunday?????

If I start on Sunday do I put it in that day or the following Sunday,
And if I start on Monday I put it in on Sunday RIGHT??

Thanks GUys

OH YEah, when I switch my milk with dry up all the way b/c of the estrogen???? I am still Bf'ing in the am's only

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belinda

My understanding is that you put it in the Sunday after your period starts. So, if you start on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, put it in on Sunday And, if you start on Sunday, put it in the following Sunday. I think that is right. It will definitely have directions on the inside of the box. I can't really remember because I had been on BC for over 10 years, and I always got AF on Friday after I took my ring out the previous Sunday, and put the ring back in on Sunday. So...I think you will like the ring. I LOVED it. And, I had NO symptoms, my periods were VERY light, and I only had it on Friday and Saturday and it was gone by Sunday AM. Plus, it came like CLOCKWORK. By 10:00am on Friday, it was here. So, I knew WHEN it was coming!

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I proudly breastfeed/pumped for 9 months, 3 weeks!


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Koloe

My understanding is that Estrogen lowers your milk supply - it doesn't completly kill it. You should still be able to nurse, there just may not be as much there. You could try some of the things for increasing milk production (if you don't already do so) in hopes of offsetting the affects of estrogen. Such as eating oatmeal daily, Mother's Milk Tea, drink LOTS of liquids, avoid caffiene (which dyhdrates you), etc.

In theory, I would think your child would start nursing more and eventually compensate for the reduction in milk by increasing your milk supply. But theory and reality don't always have a lot in common. Just make sure you little one is getting enough other food to compensate for any milk reduction.

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