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Irregular pelvic and breast pain ipill
Can ipill make the next ovulations painful?
I took an ipill on 23rd Feb. My symptoms included pelvic pain,constipation, stomach ache. Had withdrawl bleeding 7 days later. Around 25th March I had irritating left pelvic pain and breast pain. And period on 11th April which is my expected a period date every month. Now from 23rd I had breast pain and today I started having sudden left pelvic pain again. Please guide. I've never had such pain in cycles pre-i pill.
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It happens when u consume ipill because the synthetic hormone levongesterol causes disruption on the normal hormone levels.
U need not worry.
Use supportive bras all day to reduce the severity of tender breasts.
U can use advil 200mg morning and night after meals when u feel the pain.
Don't worry
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Yes, it causes hormonal changes so there is a chance these things may happen...
Consult a gynaecologist for best advice...
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