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Hi, my gf started using triphasil(1month). its the first time on this. she hast been feeling well lately. a dr didnt subscribe it to her. she went to the chemist to ask about contraceptives, and they said she must use this. must she see a dr?
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YES: Birth control, STD screening and PAP smear seem logical. Triphasil is usually only available on prescription- not an over the counter product in the U.S.A.. It is her adult responsibility ( and yours) and get informed and cleared as well as sexually educated.
Answered 11/22/2017
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