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What to do if i missed my birth control on saturday and took 2 yesterday. is my upset stomach due to this?
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Most likey: The most common side effect of contraceptive pills when taken in higher dose than the usual is nausea vomiting.
Answered 8/15/2013
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I take my birth control pill every day at noon. I missed it yesterday. Today I took the missed pill and todays pill as well. Am I still protected?
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Hi, lost my virginity yesterday and this morning have a weird feeling in stomach & am nauseous, we used protection & im on birth control. Whats wrong?
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