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I was on a tri phasic bc pill, now im on a monophasic, first week on the monophasic, still experiencing headaches and insomnia, will it improve?
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Usually. : When you switch pills it is common to notice side effects for the first couple. Months. They should improve within 3 months. If not talk to your doctor about changing to different pill.
Answered 12/27/2012
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