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Since going on birth control i've noticed random points of subtle pain that jump around my body and always go away. i'm a healthy 17 year old who has also recently started exercising. what is this?
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Switch to a LARC: LARC's , Long-Acting-Reversible-Contraceptives like the intrauterine devices and the subdermal implants are the most effective contraceptives. Consult a caring and knowledgeable Gyn and switch to a LARC. Be safer and happier.
Answered 6/18/2016
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