One drug she did not try was a birth control pill.

Birth control pills may increase some women's risk of heart disease.

And I have started to take birth control pills too.

Tell your doctor if you plan to stop taking birth control pills.

If you are a woman, taking certain birth control pills may help.

My doctor said taking birth control pills might help me.

For more information, see how to take birth control pills.

About 8 months ago, I stopped using birth control pills.

However, only 40% of the population actually used the birth control pill.

Talk to your doctor about which birth control pill is the best one for you.

Now comes evidence that using birth control pills might increase the risk.

A: Birth control pills are probably the best especially for young women.

A little known side effect of birth control pills is the potential for hair loss.

Women who have stopped using birth control pills for more than 10 years do not seem to be at any greater risk.

Half a dozen American companies still make birth control pills.

Talk to your doctor about possibly taking birth control pills.

For these reasons, it is usually taken along with birth control pills.

Your doctor may suggest a different type of birth control pill.

"One partner asked me if I was taking birth control pills."

Women on birth control pills often add a few pounds over the years.

Prime among them, at that time, was the first birth control pill.

"How would you feel if I suggested that we both stop taking our birth control pills?"

"Do you mean other than that's where my birth control pills are?"

Do not smoke while using birth control pills, especially if you are older than 35.

Doctors say they know of no medical reason women taking birth control pills need to have a period.