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Just on allesse again how long does the side effects last? nausea and i take the pill at night
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Usually w/i 3 months: Nausea from estrogen-containing birth control pills is common, and usually resolves within three months. Try taking pill with dinner. Can also put fresh ginger on tongue to relieve nausea. If no improvement after 3 months, consider progestin only method - especially IUD or Nexplanon.
Answered 5/29/2015
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