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2017-12-04 06:40:16
We are recently married and we would not want to have a child till next three years. We have consulted gynaecologist and she has suggested tab named "Novelon" to be consumed for 21 days post 3rd day from cycle then a break of 7 days and then again for 21 days. Need suggestion if it is safe to consume such pills. Will there be any side effects in body considering future risks of conceving. Are there any more side effects if this pill is consumed.
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Take ovral l in the similar way for six months,give a break for three months and restart it ,for the three months break time u may switch to condoms ,this way these OCPs are safe .

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