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I recently switched my birth control pill from oralcon to triphasil. it has been a week and i am experiencing nausea and i am very bloated. pls advise?
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Give it time: You may want to switch back to the pill that you previously used if you were happy with it. You are switching to a pill that fluctuates the dose 3 times (triphase). You may or may not like it better. Both are effective birth control pills
Answered 6/11/2018
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