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Can using cocain affect your birth control?
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Unknown: No reported studies on cocaine's effect on birth control but cocaine use during pregnancy is definitely hazardous to the infant's normal development during and after delivery....and cocaine is a dangerous substance to be using period !
Answered 10/6/2017
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