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I have breast cysts and believe that the contraceptive pill can worsen this. i've tried going off but have been advised that i shouldn't by psychiatrist. any advise or alternative options?
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It is a : Possibility. Consider switching to an IUD - very effective for contraception.
Answered 2/11/2019
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