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Nauseous on "period" (withdrawal bleed). second cycle of bcp. my blood hcg pregnancy tests are negative 6 weeks after last contact. is this normal?
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Likely normal: Bcp may be associated with nausea in some women. If these symptoms persist after a next couple of cycles, you may wish to discuss the option of trying a different formulation, with your doctor. If pregnancy test is negative six weeks after last contact, you are not pregnant.
Answered 3/21/2014
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