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I've been on birthcontrol for many years straight, should i get off of it soon? is it a health risk? i take tiliafe along w all my other meds...
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Family planning: If you are wanting to have a baby right now then sure. Otherwise if you are sexually active you should stay on birth control. There are no long term risks to fertility by being on birth control.
Answered 10/4/2016
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