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I been off ocp for alittle over a month, is it already out of my system?
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Yes, out.: The effects of the birth control pill should certainly be gone after a month. It would no longer provide any birth control. If you stopped because of side effects and you still have them, they were probably not do to the pill and you may want to see your healthcare provider.
Answered 1/13/2015
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