Be sure to let your practitioner know before starting birth control ring contraceptives if you: Are taking any other hormonal forms of birth control or medications that could interact with Nuvaring Are about to have or have just had major surgery Have breast conditions Have a family history of breast cancer Have breast disorders (i.e., pain, discharge from nipples, thickening, and/or lumps) Have heart disease Have kidney disease Have diabetes Have a family history of circulatory disorders (i.e., blood clots, heart attacks, and/or strokes) Are overweight (BMI of 28 or higher) Have high blood pressure Smoke tobacco products Have gallbladder disease Have pancreatic disease Have a history of depression Have migraine headaches Have high cholesterol or triglycerides Have a history of liver disease or jaundice Have ever had an allergic reaction when using Nuvaring, or other hormonal birth control methods If any of the above apply to you, your practitioner may want to suggest an alternative birth control contraceptive method than rings, which may reduce your chances of experiencing negative side effects or symptoms
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This sudden hormonal shift may affect the endometrial lining and increase the chance of bleeding, especially during the first few months of weight loss
Once you reach the 2.4mg maintenance dose, youll continue with weekly injections until you achieve your target weight or your pharmacist or GP recommends any changes
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