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Constant dizziness daily from what i suspect is from my birth control. i've been on it for 8 months now. dizziness started last month. is it unlikely to be from my birth control?
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I would not assume this is a side effect of any medication that did not appear within the first week of use. I would contact your doc and seek an evaluation of this issue. It may be the early warning sign of a real medical problem.
Answered 12/31/2022
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