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I have been using microgynon ed for some years now and it has increased my blood pressure. should i continue taking the pills? which pill can i take.
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Discontinue pill: If you and your doctor think there is a clear connection between your blood pressure and you taking birth control pills my advice is to discontinue the birth-control pills. Have you considered a nonhormonal method, like an intrauterine device?
Answered 4/9/2014
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