Does anyone else's patch do this to them? The bright red spot is the patch I took off this morning, and the one closest to the camera I took off 2 weeks
Is my patch placement ok? I know it says lower abdomen and the instructions show skinny women examples. Since I'm overweight I'm not sure if the placement is in the right area.
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Birth control's side effects can be a bitter pill to swallow - Vox
Does my Evra patch look okay? Worried it won't be effective because of the wrinkles. : r/birthcontrol
I took a bath with the patch... it looks like water got underneath. It's still sticking on, but is this normal?? : r/birthcontrol
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![Acne] I had to stop taking my hormonal birth control for a cycle and my skin has blown up. How can I calm this down until I start the new one? (Routine](https://i.redd.it/acne-i-had-to-stop-taking-my-hormonal-birth-control-for-a-v0-s14rzprgmhk81.jpg?width=2208&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=413bb807b7a6b5725f6180130b6485d9d1c1b2f6 "Acne] I had to stop taking my hormonal birth control for a cycle and my skin has blown up. How can I calm this down until I start the new one? (Routine")
Acne] I had to stop taking my hormonal birth control for a cycle and my skin has blown up. How can I calm this down until I start the new one? (Routine
![acne] is this normal after starting oral contraceptive the pill? : r/SkincareAddiction](https://i.redd.it/acne-is-this-normal-after-starting-oral-contraceptive-the-v0-60tu1a8j4vi81.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a6d1f9964804978da00020f772b9207706341f56 "acne] is this normal after starting oral contraceptive the pill? : r/SkincareAddiction")
acne] is this normal after starting oral contraceptive the pill? : r/SkincareAddiction
Xulane Patch Rash? Anyone else had this? : r/birthcontrol
Birth control options! Effectiveness & side effects listed : r/birthcontrol
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Is my Xulane Patch edges safe? : r/birthcontrol
![Acne] [B&A] Two years of progress. Thank you so much Birth Control! : r/SkincareAddiction](https://i.redd.it/2kpr5ehberu31.png "Acne] [B&A] Two years of progress. Thank you so much Birth Control! : r/SkincareAddiction")
Acne] [B&A] Two years of progress. Thank you so much Birth Control! : r/SkincareAddiction
Patch moving/sliding slightly..pulling away from backing? : r/birthcontrol
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You shouldn't be afraid of hormonal birth control. But here's how to evaluate the risks. - Vox
Does my patch look ok? I know wrinkling is normal but this wrinkle is lifted up off the skin. This is only day 3. The sides start peeling on day 1. : r/birthcontrol
Is my Xulane Patch edges safe? : r/birthcontrol
Been on Yaz for less than two months and got a pretty bad DVT. It's from my groin to my calf and I'm getting it surgically removed on Monday. : r/ birthcontrol
![acne] is this normal after starting oral contraceptive the pill? : r/SkincareAddiction](https://i.redd.it/acne-is-this-normal-after-starting-oral-contraceptive-the-v0-8kpy2a8j4vi81.jpg?width=2490&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=70ff0d2ea67d571d1fadb7f364d55a64ad257877 "acne] is this normal after starting oral contraceptive the pill? : r/SkincareAddiction")
acne] is this normal after starting oral contraceptive the pill? : r/SkincareAddiction
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Hey guys, I'm worried about my birth control patch, does anyone know if it's ok to wrinkle up? I'm worried : r/birthcontrol
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