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A member asked:
What's the expert opinion, could the nausea and bloating caused by my new birth control eventually subside?
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Yes: Most symptoms from the ocp will get better after a couple of months. Rarely, after 6 months. The trick is not to switch the pills because of the symptoms. This just starts the whole cycle over leading people to say "no pill works for me".
Answered 9/11/2018
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