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How risky is it to take the pill when the patient has severe migranes?
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Not dangerous: It is not dangerous.Some women do experience migraine headaches when on the pills while other have effect for the better with improvement in their migraine and still other have no change. Those who have migraine while taking the pill consult your doctor and he/she may change to 21 pills pack with no placebo pills or change to pills like seasonique or a low dose estrogen pill or progestrin only pi.
Answered 7/11/2013
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