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Birth control effect from Indian spices
Dear Doctor,
Iam foreigner I take 0.02 mg ethinly estradiol and 3 mg drospirenon birth control tablet. I would like to eat indian food please tell Me if the following indian spices decrease the effectiveness of birth control pill: coriander ginger fennel cinnamon clove yellow or black mustard seed nutmeg cummin seed green or black cardamom anise turmeric nigella fenugreek ajwain bay leaf curry asafoetida if I have missed any spice from the list which could decrease the effectiveness please tell thank you.
Regards,
Agnes
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U can take whatever food u like it's regularity timing of tablets r important
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U may eat the indian food
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yeah you can take them.... for further queries u can connect me online....
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Thy do not
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