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New birth control options for students

Abstract:
The same contraceptive won't work for every woman. Birth control pills must be taken at the same time every day. The NuvaRing should be stored in a refrigerator before use. And both need to be replaced every month. For this reason, UW-Eau Claire Student Health Services has added three new types of birth control to its lineup. ...

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Shannon

posted 6/30/09 @ 4:13 AM CST

I was using the nuva ring. Once it was time to replace it the insurance company made me wait an extra week before I could pick it up. In that time frame I got pregnant. I did not know about the pregnancy until 3 weeks later. So I take the ring out and make a Dr.`s appointment. A few days later I miscarry. In those few weeks of having the ring inserted, did the ring kill my baby? What chemical/ hormones are in this? Has this happened to any one else?
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