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*ina_mickey
writes:Someone told me that a person who hasn't had kids should not us birth control pills. is this true? Reply to this Question
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reader, ArmyMedic  +, writes (14 March 2009):
 No it's utter rubbish!
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reader, deejuliet +, writes (14 March 2009):
 completely absurd. You do not need to have first had a child to use the birth contorl pill. Many, many people who have never had children use the pill.
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reader, anonymous, writes (13 March 2009): no. not true (he says trying to unraval the double negatives in your sentence.)
so you are saying the someone who has kids should use them - isn't that a bit late?
My understanding is use them not to have kids - so generally before is better. Watch for side effects and don't miss any. Make sure you let them um work for a while first (ok boys knowledge now exhausted) I would also suggest using condoms - you don't know where he has been or worse his other partners have been or worse there other partners or worse (ok you get the message).
Star.x.
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reader, Moviefan +, writes (13 March 2009):
 No, the whole point is to prevent having kids. A lot of girls take them to stop it from happening so they can have sex without their being much of a chance of pregnancy, but there is still a chance. Many at your age do it, I wouldn't recommend having sex for a while at your age wait until at least collage to start doing that sot of thing.
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