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I noticed i get extra nauseous and anxious during ovulation and/or pms. i was wondering could birth control help balance my hormones or reduce those symptoms? thank you for your replies.
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BCs: Yes, on many occasions birth control helps to stabilize the symptoms of ovulation
Answered 7/18/2017
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YES: Low dose BC pills may help; however, if you are very sensitive to oral hormones, you may still experience nausea.
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