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I am beginner of pill. does side effects continue on the washout week?
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See answer: Assuming you are on birth control ("the pill"), ...It can take several months for your body to get used to the pill. Also there are many different pill strengths, so let your rx dr know and maybe an adjustment can be made if you continue to have side effects. Generally, the "washout week" is not active medication, so no symptoms should occur that week. Best wishes.
Answered 4/18/2015
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