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I want to take birth control pills for pms, but i'm afraid of blood clots. so, can i have a doctor prescribe birth control pills and blood-thinning meds to be taken simultaneously long term?
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Just take ocps : I will not take blood thinning pills ,it is very rare ,just stick with ocps
Answered 11/28/2017
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