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melasma iud

Does anyone know a contraceptive pill, injection or IUD does not cause melasma?

I noticed my melasma, while in Fe Microgestin. He went on to ortho cyclin. Melasma not disappeared. So I tried to Depo Provera, but I do not recommend anyone. I have had terrible side effects: blood stains, large clots, hair loss, headaches, joint pains and acne.

Try an IUD. Interfering as little as possible with your hormones.

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  1. #1 written by petro February 4th, 2010 at 08:09

    I have the Marina iud for 2 years – and are getting melasma spots on my forehede – what must I use insteed?

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  2. #2 written by admin February 4th, 2010 at 11:01

    Women are taught that the risk of pregnancy cannot be avoided unless they take one of these hormone-altering drugs. They are taught to treat fertility like a disease and medicate it away, not realizing what a detrimental effect this can cause on long-term health. They are rarely taught the usefulness of fertility tracking as a means of monitoring one’s probability for pregnancy throughout the cycle. Here is an incredible new product you may want to invest in for melasma, Dr. Sears’ Revive DNA Repair Cream.

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