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Can the birth control pill cause pregnancy symptoms or could i be pregnant?
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Birth Control Pills: Some birth control pills will cause pregnancy symptoms, especially when starting them for the first time. After a while your body adapts to the pills and these symptoms should go away. Still, if you are concerned, you should get a pregnancy test done to make sure you are not pregnant.
Answered 10/4/2016
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