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Im late for my period im 18. i took the birth control pill for a year, stopped for 3 months, took it again for a month, and stopped again. fowl odor. ?
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Fowl odor: Fowl odor represents vaginal infection. Not a side effect of birth control pills. Your physician should test you for infection.
Answered 6/10/2014
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