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I recently switched birth control brands- both combination pills- 3 months on the old one, 2 weeks into the new one and my breasts are tender. normal?
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Certainly possible : The differing brands of birth control pills can contain different dosages of estrogen as well as different type of progesterone. Change in either can be associated with breast tenderness
Answered 6/11/2017
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