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What birth control should i use if one pill does not work?
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Many choices: There are literally dozens of different formulations of birth control pills so your doctor can find a better choice for you if the initial one causes problems. You can still try injections, vaginal ring, implants, and iud's.
Answered 9/28/2016
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