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Does having diarrhea 2-3 hours after taking my birth control pill reduce the effectiveness of the pill? was my birth control pill absorbed?
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Yes: The pill should have been absorbed. As long as you did not vomit it up you are OK. Diarrhea will not effect it.
Answered 7/25/2017
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