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Of course, what I really needed right now, what with wanting to do LaserQuest tomorrow morning and LARP at the weekend, was for my period to start. Early. Despite the pills.

NO LOVE, OVARIES.

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suck. what pill are you on? brevinor is a good one for making periods very light. Also you might want to think about the injection as it will disappear your periods altogether (it also balances out some cycle related mood swings). The whole not having any way of telling if your pregnant is definitely outweighed by the lack of nausea and pain.

*thinks virtual chocolate at you*

that should of course be "you're". Damn my malfunctional brain.

Cilest, which has proven to be the best one to keep my cycle-induced RAARGH KILL EVERYONE and OMG I WANT TO DIE under control, although I've only tried Marvelon. When looking into it seemed to be a tradeoff between the progestin being powerful and me becoming violent just before my period, so I'm not that surprised that this one means I get break-through bleeding; it does however still manage to make me not die of the horrible horrible pain *and* for bonus points it doesn't make me want to kill things, so it's mostly a win, it's just irritating that my cycle appears to have decided it would like to be three weeks long at the moment.

Any abnormal stress or weight lost/gain in the past month? That tends to cause that to happen for me...

abnormal stress

*hollow laughter*

Bad ovaries. No cookie.

Bad Uterus. No biscuit. Why not just have it removed? (other than the NHS sucking?)

*scary though* But maybe one day babies might want to be born?

periods ... BLAH! Nasty Nasty periods!

Glad you're talking on LJ again ...

*hugs*

If the injection you're thinking about is the same one I'm thinking about, chess should probably avoid it as it tends to tip some people toward depression. Which chess just needs ever so much. *snort*

*sigh* Just as everything seems to be balancing out, our periods inevitably show their ugly heads. Mine is now manageable -- it has been drugged into submission -- but I honestly don't know how I survived it for so many years.