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Whats the age limit for the pill. am 37 yrs old &have had my 2copper coil so far.this time i was thinking of the pill.my gyno says am too old for pill?
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Past 35: Yes. In many places after a female is 35 the risks from oral forms of birth control begin to increase.
Answered 4/26/2014
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