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What is a good birth control? that is not a pill birth control pills makes me sick any idea so i can talk to my doctor.
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Most the same: Most of the birth control pills are the same. The only difference is the progestin type. Any pill may cause symptoms however they will dissipate over time. Every women has an adjustment time with the pill. It can last weeks to months.
Answered 10/4/2016
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