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2020-09-14 12:17:32
Can continue use of contraceptive pills lead to pregnancy or period problems or pcos Are ipills or unwanted 72 etc harmful for regular use if yes what should be used except condoms.
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You can take regular pills like Dronis 20 from day two of periods onwards every night for 21 days followed by a gap of seven days and restart cyclically
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Avoid pills if you have high Blood pressure or history of cholestasis of pregnancy or angina or increased lipid levels or brain stroke
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Take plenty of water and fruits juice when on Dronis

Answered2020-09-14 12:23:08

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