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I read somewhere that women who take birth control pills should not take st. john's wort. is this true? if so why? i take both and haven't had issues.
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Decreases pill: St. John's wart decreases the effectiveness of oral contraceptive pills and should not be used together. Consider using a different method such as an iud or essure if you are done having children.
Answered 1/9/2014
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