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Should a decrease in libido be a signal to change pills to others?
Hi for 3 years I have been taking Rigevidon contraceptive pills for some 2-3 months I lose the desire for intercourse or is it just a side effect or should I think about changing the pills?
RigevidonGinekologSex and intimate healthTwo-component birth control pillsZaburzenia miesiączkowaniaerecepta
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Anna Tyrańska Pharmacist, Editor
2 years ago
Some birth control pills may reduce libido. As long as such action does not adversely affect the quality of life and is not a problem for you - there is no need to change the preparation to another. However, if the side effect is problematic for you - please discuss with your doctor the possibility of changing the drug to another one.
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