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2016-02-17 04:11:36
Sir/Madam,                                           My baby is 7 months old and I am still feeding her my breast milk.I am also a patient of Hypothyroid, so regularly I  intake medicine.Currently, my TSH  and FT4 level is normal. Now, can I intake any kind of oral contraceptive pill, regularly?
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avoiding combination birth control methods during breast-feeding if possible....as there are chances interaction with your breast feeding...intra uterine contraceptive devices are best choice for you... Consult nearest gynecologists for clinical examination and evaluation they will only guide you further..

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