Birth Control Nausea - My Birth Control Pill Makes Me Nauseous

Birth control nausea

Asked for Female, 21 Years

My birth control pill makes me nauseous if I take it at night, but not if I take it in the morning.

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Dr. Kasi Vishwanath Sellappan

Infertility Specialist 26 yrs exp Bangalore

That's OK as long as you take it regularly.

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