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Desogestrel bp0.15mg ethinylestradiolbp 0.03mg is this low dosage contraceptive pill?
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Medium dose: We look at the ethinyl Estradiol dose when comparing pills - 20 micrograms (0.02 mg) is low dose, 30 or 35 micrograms is medium dose (0.03 mg / 0.035 mg). High dose pills are rarely used.
Answered 6/22/2017
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