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A member asked:
Hi! i just took my birth control pill maybe an hour ago, and i just threw up. what do i do??? help!
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Take another: If you vomited in less than 3 hours after taking your pill, you need to settle your stomac so you don't vomit again and then take another pill. Depending on which pill you are taking, another placebo day (a day without hormones) may be just fine or you could call your doctor and see if they have a sample pack and can give you a pill to replace it. Hope this helps.
Answered 6/19/2015
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