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A member asked:
Iud removed 1 week ago on bc pillshad bleeding off and on and spotting,feel nauseous and have cramping,negative pregnancy test yesterday.what is this?
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Hormonal imbalance: This may be due to your system undergoing adjustment to the new hormonal status due to BC pills. It would be prudent to use a second contraceptive, e. g. condom for the first couple of cycles. If these symptoms persist for more than two cycles, consult your doctor for a different type of BC pill.
Answered 7/18/2015
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