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What birth control would you recommend?
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Please talk to your: Gyn , that depends on your health and fertility desires and if you are 49 most likely u do not need birth control because you prob do not ovulate anymore, u can do an ovulation kit to find out and if you do ovulate and u want no more children i would rec in office essure tubal, safe easy , takes 5 minutes, no cutting, i already did 2 of them this week on my pts., miss 1/2 day of work minimal pain.
Answered 8/15/2013
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