IceLore... I am not an expert by any means but definitely ask your doc about the different options out there .. There are some new ones like the patch and I have been on depo provera for years and it has never aggrevated my asthma. The pill never aggrevated it when I was younger and tried that as well but with severe asthma when you tend to get many chest infections the antibiotics you take flush the pill right out of your system. Defintely ask your OBGYN as they should be able to point you in the right direction . Good Luck

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Since getting snipped, no protection for the misses and I. We are monogamous anyway, so no prob.

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Well, I had my tubes tied when I was 23. The way I did that was that I answered "no" when Planned Parenthood asked me "Did (I) want to ever have any (more) children?)" I asked them for a referral. They referred me to a gyn surgeon who had a reasonable feeling on the matter. He asked me what I would do if I changed my mind. I answered that I would adopt, most likely an older child. After trying to talk me out of it on the basis that I probably could not become pregnant based on the strange position of my uterus and tubes, and failing (having abortions or miscarriages does not sound like fun either), he scheduled it, and I have never been sorry. I am now 40.

You may have a doctor who does not believe in contraception, long term contraception, or who believes "all women (secretly) are chomping at the bit to become pregnant." It may violate his religious convictions. You may want to try Planned Parenthood or other pro-choice family planning clinic.