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What kind of birth control is the most "mild" such as no breast size increase, weight gain, hair loss, etc?
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Pills?: The lowest dose pills have the fewest side-effects in general but side-effects vary from woman to woman and decreasing one side-effect can increase another such as break thru bleeding or skipped periods.
Answered 9/28/2016
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