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Quit birth control, scratchy head

2017-12-03 05:47:14
I quit my birth control about a month ago & for the past few days, my head has become very itchy. As I done research, I found that it may be caused from withdrawal along with other things such as ringworm, head lice, & eczema. I've been checked for head lice, that's a negative. I'm just curious how likely it is that it's caused from quitting my birth control.
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these type of symptoms are unlikely with birth control withdrawl.

Answered2017-12-07 08:58:42

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