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Sore nipples,nauseated,lower abdominal pain,and i have headaches. i switched birth control two weeks ago. test said i'm not prego. what's going on?
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Probably : Due to the change in birth control. You can stick with the change. It can take up to a full thee months to adjust to a new pill. You do not say why you changed to begin with. You could go back to the old pill
Answered 10/8/2017
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