Can birth control cause diarrhea and vomiting?
I just started a new birth control pill, and I've had episodes of diarrhea and even some vomiting. Could these digestive issues be a side effect of the birth control?
I just started a new birth control pill, and I've had episodes of diarrhea and even some vomiting. Could these digestive issues be a side effect of the birth control?
Oh my god, yes, and it is so scary when it starts suddenly! I remember crying on the bathroom floor thinking something was seriously wrong with me. Just know you aren't alone, but please stay hydrated.
Haan beta, starting these english medicines can sometimes upset the stomach. Drink plenty of lemon water with salt and sugar, and rest. If it doesn't stop by tomorrow, definitely go see the doctor.
Hormones can really mess with your stomach. Since I have thyroid issues, I know how sensitive our digestive systems are to hormonal shifts. You should get a proper checkup and maybe some blood tests to see if this pill suits your body.
I'm facing this exact same issue since yesterday and I am so worried. Did anyone else's symptoms stop after a few days, or did you have to change the medicine entirely? Please let me know.
Our bodies sometimes take time to accept new things. Keep your mind calm, drink lots of water to stay hydrated, and take care of your health. God willing, this phase will pass soon.
Haan na, stomach gets completely upset with these strong pills sometimes. It is so irritating. Just have some light curd rice and talk to your doctor once, ho na?
I tried everything from ginger tea to saunf water when I had nausea from the pill. While it gave me temporary relief, I eventually had to ask my doctor to change my pill because the vomiting wouldn't stop. Try some ORS for now to keep your energy up.
Vomiting and diarrhea can also be food poisoning or a stomach bug, not necessarily just the birth control. Don't rely on online guesses or home hacks. Go visit a clinic and get properly diagnosed.
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