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A member asked:
Stopped femodene birth control 5 weeks ago. what side effects can i expect?
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None if stopped : Birth control is out of your system about seven days after you stop taking it. Since it's already been five weeks it's no longer in your system and no side effects of the birth-control would be present. You are now back to your normal state. If you do not want to be pregnant and are sexy active consider restarting
Answered 11/1/2015
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