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Is it ok to take contraceptive pills without prior consultation to a gynecologist?
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I would: recommend that you have proper information about whatever pills you decide to take. This should be given to you by a qualified practitioner. You should know all of the possible risks, and side effects before starting any medication.
Answered 3/28/2016
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