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Is it safe to take a complete multivitamin while taking birth control pills?
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Sounds ok: If a person had no prior problems taking typical over-the-counter multivitamins (or multivitamins with minerals) before starting to take birth control pills, then she should have no problems taking both the vitamins and the birth control pills. If worried, she can gather up her medications and supplements, and then make an appointment with her primary care doctor, to review what she is taking.
Answered 8/25/2017
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