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bone health
improved mood
better sleep
less belly fat
improve skin elasticity
Skip the sugar pills or ring-free week and that’s it! Go straight to your next pack or change your ring every month (it has 35 days of medicine in it!)
Skip the sugar pills or ring-free week and that’s it! Go straight to your next pack or change your ring every month (it has 35 days of medicine in it!)
Skip the sugar pills or ring-free week and that’s it! Go straight to your next pack or change your ring every month (it has 35 days of medicine in it!)
Of women have never been informed by a doctor that they can safely stop their period.
Of women would turn off their periods if they knew it could be done safely.
Lower risk of ovarian cancer in women who use birth control pills for at least 1 year.
Of women ages 18-22 have missed school because of their periods.
Of women worry about having an accident in public relating to their period.
Of women have ruined their sheets and clothes from periods.
Well for one, NO MORE periods. No more cramps, stained clothing, embarrassing moments, no more tampons and pads. Save money and contribute less to landfill.
Yes, with certain types of hormonal birth control, periods can be optional. It’s safe to skip your period and has many benefits. Find more information in our PeriodOptional page.
While there’s a chance that the hormones can give you the munchies, it’s mostly water retention (and not actual fat)
No, you do not need to be a certain age to get prescription birth control through Pandia. Our telehealth service is designed to provide accessible and comprehensive hormonal care for individuals of all ages. Whether you are a teenager seeking birth control for the first time or an adult looking to switch methods, our healthcare professionals are here to help. However, for anyone under 18, it depends on what state you live in. FL, MI, NV,OH, TX, and WY require us to have parental consent to prescribe birth control to anyone under 18 years old.
Birth control does not cause infertility. If you’re ready to start trying for a baby, simply stop taking birth control (with your doctor’s supervision). Normal fertility usually returns within one to two menstrual cycles.
Check out our video by Pandia Health’s Co-Founder & Chief Medical Officer Dr. Yen about birth control and infertility to learn more about this important topic
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