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Birth control
Will unwanted 21 days make me fat?
Can I start taking it 7 days after my period ended
My cycle length is 28 days
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Consult a gynaecologist for your issue.
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Share me some more details about this first
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Yes hormonal pills do increase weight.
It can be taken immediately after period is over and continue for 21days.
Next 7days no pills then period will come after stopping pills .
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for more information about contraception do book online consultation
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
Psychiatrist
4 yrs exp
Rajkot
Yes sometimes it may increase weight due to hormonal Imbalance ..so do exercise regularly
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