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SBS coverage is better in terms of knowing whats on when...but still...the events I want to watch aren't shown except for in "highlights" on both channels...which is quite annoying, and yes, they should show events even if they don't have Australians in it...

waaaaaaah why wont my edit button work? *smacks the school computers* - do tripod still do their weekly stint on triple j??

haha i have their album...funny stuff, but there's only so many times you can listen to it...

They go over the weekend which sucks :( They told me before that it was going to go through the week...grr!

Anyone going to the Edassist September/Exams Made Easy lectures this September? They run over 3 days...I'm going to the Chemistry ones...contemplating 2u.

and the triphasic ones are given to women who have side effects on the monophasic ones, the fluctuations in the amount of hormones in the triphasic ones are meant to mimick the normal fluctuations of a women during her cycle, making a more "natural" effect. btw, girls who are extremely...

No, if you were ovulating then you'd fall pregnant, and as you can extend how long you take active pills for (some girls can take them for up to 3 months straight) ovulating towards the end of 21 days wouldn't work out very well.

god damnit i just posted a huge long post but bos screwed up. anyways, like i had already said, there are many different types of pill, HOWEVER, they all stop you from ovulating. It's not an "abortion" affect - there would be issues in manufacturing and selling such a drug (and no, the morning...

you don't ovulate when you're on the pill.

oh yes, hehe I missed that, but MissGeorgie is right. Your fertility levels start to drop at around 28 and plummet once you head into the 30s..if you're going to be on the pill for 20-30 years, your fertility has naturally declined, not to mention the fertility of you partner. However, there...

Natstar, if you don't mind me asking, how old are you? Basically just go to your doctor and say you wish to start the contraceptive pill. From there they will ask you questions / perform a check up to see if the pill is right for you etc. (They have to do things like take your blood pressure...

it's not dumb to ask...but yes it can. It can increase the amount, decrease the amount, or have no effect at all. It can also effect the thickness etc. This is because it changes the mucus etc to make it difficult for the sperm to reach the egg, which can effect the lubrication. And in some...

Haha, I'm a dispensary technician in a pharmacy, so yeah, I gain quite a bit of knowledge in there, especially with the excessive amounts of pharmacy literature I'm given to read, and my doctor and I talked for ages about it before I started, she made sure I understood everything about it before...

facial hair can be, although rare, a side effect. usually it happens in girls who already have it slightly, and then it increases once they go on the pill. however it can also be used to control this problem. again, there are many different types of combined pills, the most common one is a...

in some cases it can, but it's not meant to, that's a side effect so if you experience it for a prolonged period of time, then you will probably switch pills. there are many different pills with many different hormone combinations in many different strengths. one pill in particular is prescribed...

depo ralovera and all the other jabs like it have more side effects (And more frequently experienced) than the pill, will not correct irregularity, isn't as reliable and can wear off in people faster than in others.

Yeah but that effect is stated in the CMI, the CMI recommends you don't even bother attempting to try and get pregnant for 3 months after stopping the pill, and for those people who were irregular before starting it can take up to a year. But also realisticly, there are like 6 days? In a girls...

heh no i was getting at anyone. only sharing what i know, and i only know this because i researched and enquired about it quite a bit before i went on the pill - i wanted to know what i was getting myself into.

No. The pill does not affect your fertility. The women who complain about this are usually the women who went on the pill because they had irregular periods, and they think great, I'm on the pill why worry anymore - and they never look into the underlying cause of the irregularity which most...

Trying to gather information of who will be where when so you can begin stalking us all Mike? You already know what I chose. ALLLLLLL science. I'll go to wherever in Sydney that takes me. And if none of them take me, then damn. lol