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Could birth control actually help keep hormonal moodiness at bay?
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It depends: For some women it helps for others it makes the crankier and more moody. It depends on the woman's body's reaction to the medication. It is possible to try different types of the pill to see which one will help your moods
Answered 6/21/2014
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