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Can taking a lot of pills mess your period cycle up?
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Yes: If the questions is whether taking a lot of pills in one day can change your cycle, the answer is yes, it could cause menstrual bleeding to come at a different time that expected. A pregnancy test should always be done in this case because pregnancy can also change a woman's cycle
Answered 3/22/2020
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