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I know the adheasives used can cause an itching sensation, but I don't know much about the medication which is one the patch...
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I have had patients with this problem. You may want to consider the ring. It puts a lower level of hormone in your system and is just as effective.
Do a search on the birth control patch. Wonder why so many law firms show up?
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Thanks for the reply , you think that the ring would be better? I have heard of a few bad things about the patch... blood clots etc but I just switched to it and didn't want to switch again so soon but every time I take one off #1 its really itchy and #2 its all red and swollen and once when I had it on my hip it actually cut into my skin. Should I change over now or wait till my prescription is up? |
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You are clearly reacting unfavorably to the patch - either the adhesive or having one spot covered for a week. Whichever, this will leave splotches wherever you place the patch and is giving you discomfort.
Whether you switch or not, your doctor will need to be involved. Make an appointment.
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