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Discont taking bc pills 10 d ago & noticed im pooping once a day instead of once every 3-4 days. diet is the same. can this happen w hormone changes?
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Possibly: but it is doubtful that is the cause:possible, not probable. Functional constipation is more likely.
Answered 10/24/2018
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