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Is it normal to be extremely tired when going off birth control pills?
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No: Have you resumed a normal orderly menstrual pattern after going off contraceptive pills? If not, some cases of menstrual abnormalities are associated with tiredness (such as low-thyroid states, for example). If menses are still coming normally and you are tired you must look for other causes.
Answered 10/4/2016
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Not usually : But with hormononal balance changing you could feel different. Maybe you are pregnant already . Wait and see it you miss your period!
Answered 9/14/2013
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