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Hi.it will cause any problem if a woman continue taking ovuloc-ld tablets after age 40?
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No: You can continue taking these combined estrogen/progesterone pills after age 40. Be sure to speak with your doctor about it. Make sure you're a non-smoker, you don't have high blood pressure or history of a blood clot, and you're not at risk for early cardiovascular disease.
Answered 9/16/2013
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