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I noticed pain in boobs 1week aftr starting ocp.if it is because of estrogen, den y dsnt estrogen affect the face and hair as fast as it affects boobs?
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Normal: It's normal to have breast pain after starting ocps. It typically does get better, sometimes 1-3 months. Is your 2nd question does it affect the face and hair? The answer is also, yes, can affect both of those affect you as quickly.
Answered 10/11/2013
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