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Im taking combined oral contraceptive pills, is it okay if i also take vitamins c tablets? or will it have an effect to my coc pills if i drink vitamins?
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There is no reduction in effective birth control by taking vitamins. Check with your physicians, because some vitamins taken in excess can cause disease.
Answered 8/26/2021
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