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Q: Nausea And Dizziness...2nd Mth of Ortho Tri Cyclen?!?!?!?

asked by: Diana1706 on December 6th, 2007

New User

I have recently switched for Otho Lo to the regular OTC and I'm on my second pack and since I started this pack(the 1st pack was fine) I have been really naucious and dizzy, would this be a side effect this far in? I am also treating a UTI(a bad one) so that may be the cause of it also. I just started the pack on sat. I really wish this feeling would go away, between the two I'm going crazy. Is there any thing I can do to make it better? I take my pill in the morning if that makes a difference.

Replies(2)

Tylanas

replied on December 6th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Yes, nausea and dizziness are normal symptoms. To alleviate the nausea you could try taking the pill at a different time of day. Since you take it in the morning, try taking it at night.

x0x011

replied on December 6th, 2007

Experienced User

Just becareful if you are taking antibiotics for a UTI. They can sometimes hinder the effectiveness of the pill.

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