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Is it normal to have extreme breast pain on first month of birth control ?
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Possible: It is not normal but definitely possible. Most likely this is caused by the hormones so work with your doctor to find a type with less side effects. Never abruptly stop taking pills without discussing options with your doctor. Switching to taking pills at bedtime sometimes will help.
Answered 12/17/2020
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