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Took the pill for a year but stopped due to feeling dizzy. having seen a specialist they did not think the pill as the cause.can i go back on the pill?
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Probably: Please see you gynecologist for a complete history and physical. Assuming nothing abnormal is found and any tests done are negative, then I see no reason not to try BCP again.
Answered 10/23/2014
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