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I decided to stop taking my birth control pills last week the last three days i've been extremely tired and had mild headache. it that normal?
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Maybe: Any changes in hormones can have the effects you describe. Make sure you stay super well hydrated as #1 cause of headache is dehydration. Also consider other reasons that you could be tired.
Answered 2/1/2015
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