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What will happen if a guy takes birth control pills?
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Nothing: The amount of estrogen and progestin needed to give a man to overcome his natural testosterone is MUCH MUCH larger than that needed by a woman to prevent ovulation. This is not concerning unless he's taking pills consistently and daily.
Answered 5/10/2015
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