23-05-2013, 20:22
Hi Alex,
The official Ainterol site says that "PMC [Ainterol] is known not to interfere with birth control pills. However, make your own observations or consult your doctor."
I acknowledge that the implant works slightly differently to the pill, but the general claim they seem to be making is that no, it shouldn't affect hormonal contraception.
However, it's worth keeping in mind that any supplement that affects hormone levels can have unexpected effects which can vary greatly between individuals. If you're worried, I suggest you talk it through with your fiance or a doctor in order to find a solution that suits everyone.
Hope that helps!
The official Ainterol site says that "PMC [Ainterol] is known not to interfere with birth control pills. However, make your own observations or consult your doctor."
I acknowledge that the implant works slightly differently to the pill, but the general claim they seem to be making is that no, it shouldn't affect hormonal contraception.
However, it's worth keeping in mind that any supplement that affects hormone levels can have unexpected effects which can vary greatly between individuals. If you're worried, I suggest you talk it through with your fiance or a doctor in order to find a solution that suits everyone.
Hope that helps!