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Can the birth control injection make me moody and if so what can i do about it. what's the best way of birth control other than not having sex. what would the costs to and iud be and how does the procedure work? like how to get it?
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Yes/depends/unknown: Yes any hormonal BC can effect your mood. The best BC for anyone is determined by an in person evaluation/review of personal & family history, goals and that can be different for anyone. This site is staffed by physicians primarily in the USA. How/where/& what cost of an IUD is something you must explore through local contacts in your country.
Answered 2/7/2019
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