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The pill really messes with women hormones! its a really powerful drug that unforchantly doctors do not warn women about, it does lower sex drive and causes lower energy levels because it also lower test levels.
If she goes off I promise it will fix the problem and her sex drive will sky rocket! the pill is a horrible drug! yes its good because she can't get pregnant, but that about all its good for...to many bad side effect, and it really messes with the body!
Why do I know this? because I have done lots of research on the topic and my have known many women with the same problem.
I would only change that by saying it's a horrible drug for SOME women. Every woman's body is different and reacts differently, but yes, for many it has side effects of lowering sex drive and energy levels. A more important question I think that should be asked is (if it is indeed the pill causing the issue, which it may not be), do these side effects bother HER? Is she happy desiring sex less, or does she wish she was hornier too?
If she does want to try different methods of BC, try to maintain a careful balance of supportive and respectful. All birth control has side effects, and even after exploring all her options, the pill may still be the best choice for her. Try not to get too wrapped up in "How much sex does this mean I'll be having?" instead of focusing on what will make her feel great.
That said, the IUD is a fantastic method of birth control, imo. There's a copper one and a hormonal one, although the hormones are like less than 5% of the dose found in the pill. It CAN (20% of the time) stop ovulation, though, just like the pill, which can be one of the major downers of hormonal BC. The copper one has no hormones, but can cause heavier and crampier periods (also a downer).
Or, if you're willing to travel to India, you can have a guy inject your vas deferens with a special polymer, making your sperm self-destruct on their way out. No side effects, lasts 5 years, completely reversible at any time. We need to get this State-side, soon.
http://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/04/f ... tomy/all/1