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Nuvaring & Thrush
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11-11-2008 12:24am#1Okay, Stupid Question Alert.
And I really need some bloody help on this.
Hopefully someone out there can help me without incurring the cost of a doctors visit.
I used the Nuvaring for the first time on Thursday. I was so certain that this was the contraception for me. However, I have developed Thrush. It says on the imstructions that this is a common side-effect caused by the hormonal change in my body. But what I want to know is, does this mean I have to take it out?
Can I get some over the counter cream in the pharmacy to attack the thrush or is it just bye bye Nuvaring. Will the thrush re-occur as long as I'm using the Nuvaring?
I really hope that the former is the case because the ring is perfect for me in every other way.
Pul-ease help me
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