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Thinking of moving to the combined pill - but i have fears about it. what do i need to know?
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More effective: More effective contraception, compared to progestin only pill. Higher risk for harm to some people as estrogen component causes more harmful side effects for some patients, progestin causes more nuance type of side effects. Check with your doctor, to determine your risk profile.
Answered 9/11/2017
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