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My ear started thumping from the birth control sprintec, but i stopped taking it and now it won't go away. what do i do???
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Probably not pill: it is not likely that the ear issue is related to your birth control as that is not one of the known side effects. You will need to see your primary care doctor for an ear examination
Answered 6/2/2016
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