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On lo ogestrel im tired moody upper stomach pain gaining weight what's going on should i switch pillsor let my body rest?
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Seek other causes: The symptoms you describe sound very unlike symptoms related to birth control pills. I would look at other factors such as depression, dietary changes, total caloric intake, and your exercise routine. All of these would be much more likely causes of the symptoms you describe then a birth control pill.
Answered 9/21/2013
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