We get them once a month. Sometimes they're accompanied by cramps, bloating, and mood swings. They force us to spend up to eight dollars a month on pads and tampons to catch the uterine lining and blood that runs between our legs. Pretty gross, huh?
What if I said that you would only have to experience your period four times a year instead of the usual thirteen? A new prescription birth control pill recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration will grant this wish. The name of this miracle? Seasonale.
What is Seasonale?
Seasonale is a birth control pill that contains the same low-dose hormones, estrogen and progestin, as traditional 28-day birth control pills. The Seasonale Extended-Cycle Tablet Dispenser contains 84 pink active pills and seven white inactive pills, which is enough for a three month cycle.
What if I said that you would only have to experience your period four times a year instead of the usual thirteen? A new prescription birth control pill recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration will grant this wish. The name of this miracle? Seasonale.
What is Seasonale?
Seasonale is a birth control pill that contains the same low-dose hormones, estrogen and progestin, as traditional 28-day birth control pills. The Seasonale Extended-Cycle Tablet Dispenser contains 84 pink active pills and seven white inactive pills, which is enough for a three month cycle. 
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year but my cramps seem to have worsened. ive been on the pill for
7 months and ive only had one breakthrough. charisma2000- i
would assume that it would shock your body when you stop taking
it, although if it was me i would slowly decrease the dosage so it
wouldnt be so much of a shock.
And for the whole pregnancy thing, i plan to adopt kids because im
a lesbian and it is physically impossible for me and my fiancee to
have kids.