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Will taking birth control pills for treatment of dysmenorrhea affect my fertility later once married?
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Not likely: Birth control pills have no long term effects on women when it comes to fertility.
Answered 5/3/2013
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F, 24, Philippines. I had severe dysmenorrhea, so I decided to go back to taking birth control pills (Micropil) on the very 1st day of my period after stopping for almost a year. 1st day was on Aug 23, its been 10 days since and I'm still bleeding?
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