Birth : Birth control pills introduce hormones to your body that your body is not regularly used to. Many women often experience nausea when they first start taking birth control pills. Other side effects may include fatigue, bloating, change or halt in mentral cycle, breakthrough vaginal bleeding/spotting and pelvic cramping. If you continue to have severe nausea, however, there are other birth control options available. You may need to explore other options if nausea and vomiting persists.
Answered 9/10/2017
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Take at bedtime: Nausea can happen for 5-10% of women in the first cycle. Taking at bedtime may help. It's important to take the same time every day and not miss. Typically nausea improves after the first 1-3 months. If your pill causes vomiting, call your doctor to ask about a different pill. There are many different pills with different doses or different hormone combinations.
Answered 11/28/2017
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