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PCOD and Emergency Contraceptive Pill

2023-06-16 07:14:35
May emergency contraceptive pill affect PCOD ? She has PCOD and recently consumed emergency contraceptive pill . She is facing problems like pain in lower abdomen, waist etc after consuming pill.
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It’s due to pill It doesn’t affect pcod Pill can cause irregular bleeding or cramps

Answered2023-06-16 07:41:26

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Emergency pills hv a high failure rate irrespective of the fact u are. Pcos patient or not

Answered2023-06-16 07:19:30

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