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Birth control & mental illness pills
I took Dronis 30 for 6days and switched to Ovuloc tablet on 7th day. I had unprotected sex 4days ago and I want to stop taking the pill as it is causing me weight gain and enlarged breast. Also I am taking anti depressants pills from a psycatrist, where I feel the mixing of birth control pills and mental illness pills are causing problems. please let me know if I can stop the ovuloc pill immediately and not get pregnant or should I continue with the pill as I have 6 pills left now
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Only 6 pills left better you continue it .If you will leave now withdrawal bleeding will start and complete system imbalance.Next cycle onwards donot take over pill .
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Continue and complete the 6 days
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Dr. Vinita Agrawal
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If you are known case of depression, please stop oc pills immediately
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