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I take rivevidon birth control but its causing nausea and dizziness my doctor has changed the type but i have still got 12 tablets out of 42 days . can i start taking the new tablet immediately or do i need to have a break or do i need finish them?
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Need to have a break
Answered 11/12/2021
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Best is to stop the present birth control, and wait five to seven days before starting the replacement pills. If your symptoms occur again, consult your physician for an alternative form of birth control.
Answered 11/12/2021
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