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Being in the pill for 2 years, my period was crazy. the doc say i have hormones problems, change the pill. period ok now but i have gain weight.
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Progesterone: Birth control pills can cause weight gain. Usually a problem with the progesterone, part water gain and part fatty tissue.
Answered 12/9/2016
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