Can the ladies help me with some birth control questions?

Question

okay so,

I'm 20yrs old and me and my fiance have saved our purity for after marriage and now im getting married next feb/march and i know we definitely do not want children for a long time.

im new to getting on birth control and would like the common questions answered please:

1. do you need health insurance to get a vist?

2. what goes on during the doctor vist? (please fell free to give details)

3. whats the average cost of birth control?

4. when is a good month to go in a start taking birth control if I'm planning on getting married in feb/march?

Answer 1

1. No

2. they will just ask question take your blood pressure listen to your lungs not they will not do a v****a exam unless you have been sexually active before which you have not been

3. 10 - 45 $

4. my dr told me to take it at least 3 months before s*x to be safe and i am also planning on using a condom as well to be extra safe

watch out for headaches as thats what birth control pills did for me - i was in agony - you may have to switch around a few times before you get the right one so i would start it up early - i would go to the Dr early and get a early start on it i mean  

Answer 2

Hey there, I hope I can help you :)

I'm 17 years old and I was recently diagnosed with Endometriosis and my OBGYN suggested I take it to slow down the effects of it.  Anyway, they didn't ask me anything about health insurance so I will say no, but I'm not positive.  2, during my visit my doctor simply asked me if I was familiar with any types of Birth Control on the market.  I told her a bunch of my friends took Yaz and it was working well for them.  She agreed and filled out the paperwork. I got Yaz :) 3, The average cost of birth control with insurance is $45.00 according to the receipt I receive from the pharmacy.  It's somewhere about the $100 limit without insurance.  4, birth control takes approx. 3 months to take complete effect in your body.  At the time I got BC i wasn't planning on having s*x for a while.  I took it in November and began the 3 month process.  However, I did have intercourse with a guy I've been with for 3 years that December, protected, and it was wonderful :)  I suggest you take the birth control for 3 months and if at anytime you wish to engage in intercourse before the 3 months is over, use a condom!  Afterwards you have 99% of not getting pregnant so feel free to go without a condom if you're comfortable.

I hope I helped you some how, so good luck on your marriage and I hope you get the birth control you need!

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Answer 3

Im currently getting my birth control pills at planned parenthood.

You dont need health insurance and the price depends on a scale based on your income. Before getting your first birth control pills you will have to get a check up. which usually consist of questions and some explanation about how the pill work. I have low income and I pay only 10 dollars to get my pills. But I would guess it costs about 10 ~ 60 dollars depending on the brand of the pill and income. Birth control become effective from 1 to 2 weeks of intake. However my RN adviced me to use extra protection for the the first month (condom).  So i would say to start taking birth control on january or december since you also have to make sure that the pills are the correct ones for your body.

if you have more questions go to plannedparenthood.org I am sure there is a clinic in your area. good luck :)

Answer 4

1- i don`t think so

2-the dr will ``take a look`` at your privates  and take a ultrasound to make sure you are OK.

3-i`m thinking that you are talking about the pill... in Europe its about 10 to 15 euros a box that lasts one month.

4- you can start on January if you get married on Feb, or February if you get married on March