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Hello there i have been on the pill cerazette the last year and been having mad moods on this contraception pill .i want to change to another pill ?
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Consider a change: You are on a Progesterone only pill. If Estrogens are not contraindicated (some contraindications: hypertension, migraines, family history of clot/stroke, smoking with >35yrs) you might consider a low dose combination oral contraceptive.
Answered 6/30/2014
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