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Is mercilon contraceptive pill bad for you if you are over 35?
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Just be cautious: combined birth control pills for ladies above 35 years has to taken with caution, and contraindicated if any risk factor as hypertension, history of thromboembolism, obesity, etc.. at any age. Confer with your doctor and keep a regular follow up, there are different alternatives for birth control that would suit every person, best wishes
Answered 3/31/2017
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