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Should i consider getting the pill for horrible menstrual pain and contraception?
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Definitely: If you don't have any medical reasons why it would be unsafe (like a blood clotting disorder, active liver disease, or migraines with aura) a birth control pill will very likely help to make your periods less painful and provide good contraception.
Answered 5/27/2015
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