Dr Jacqueline Coombe

Whereas now I feel like there's... Yeah, there's so many.

There's so many.

And probably, yeah, there's so many.

There's like 30 or something.

Wow.

There's a lot, yeah.

And they're all slightly different.

They have different combinations of hormones in them.

Not all of them are listed on the PBS, so the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, although a few of them have actually just been added recently, which is really, really good.

So I guess when you go on the pill, you'll have a chat to your GP about that and they'll think about why you're going on the pill.

So some pills are better for controlling acne, for example, than others.

And so you might get put on a different type to something else.

But I think a really important thing to remember is if you're on the pill and you don't like it but you like –

the idea of a pill, you can go to your GP and say, hey, this one's not working for me.

Could I try a different type?

And there's lots of different ones you can try.

Yeah.

Look, there's nothing specific that jumps to mind.

I think it's more for me when I see something that's

fear-mongering or that's positioned in a way that's like, well, this was my experience and that will therefore be your experience.