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Just got a higher dose birth control and got my period last week, this week im nauseas and peeing a lot. 2 negative pregnant tests, what is causes this?
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Nausea: Higher dose of birth control could have increased the nausea. That is one possibility. Urinary frequency can indicate a bladder infection. Your doctor can test your urine.
Answered 6/1/2014
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