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Do u still get pms symptoms even if you're on the pill? i'm due in about 3 days and i took a pg test two weeks ago and came back neg. do u pms on bc?
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Yes: The simple answer is that you can still have pms symptoms while on the pill...Although it is less likely.
Answered 4/19/2014
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