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What would happen if someone who becomes pregnant continues taking birth control pills?
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BCP's: One 2009 study suggested an increased risk for early delivery or low birth weight but according to roger harms md of mayo clinic– this generally has not born out clinically. . It is recommended to stop taking oral contraceptives if you find you are pregnant.
Answered 3/9/2014
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