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I have been on birth control since december 2012 i believe i have a cyst for the second time since i started bc pills. is this normal? i am on jolessa
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Probably: Despite the pill working by limiting the potential development of a dominant follicle - destined to pass an egg- ovarian cysts can certainly develop or, even more likely, persist from a point prior to even starting the pill. If it gets very large or painful, contact your gyn.
Answered 3/2/2013
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