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A member asked:
I don't smoke and i'm taking birth control. my boyfriend on the other hand smokes, does this effect how well the birth control works? is it dangerous?
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Smoking : Nope. There is no way his smoking would affect the birth control yo are taking. Now over time his smoking in your presence will increase your risk of developing cancer or other smoking related diseases.
Answered 10/4/2016
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