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If i started taking birth control for the first time is it normal to be nauseous?
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Yes: One of the possible side effects of birth control pills is nausea. I recommend my patients who get nausea to try taking the pill at bedtime or with a meal. If the nausea doesn't get better i put the patient on a 20 mcg estrogen pill or on the nuvaring.
Answered 9/16/2013
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