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Q: Ortho Tri-cyclin

asked by: Wondering03 on November 7th, 2003

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I started the pill in october the 2nd sunday after my period as advised by my doctor, and I still haven't gotten my period. They found ovarian cysts and had me start it right away to see if it would help them go away. I have had unprotected sex several times in the past month. My breats have grown a whole cup size, and hurt like hell. Can this be because my dosage is too strong for me? Question

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missy732

replied on November 7th, 2003

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R u sure ur not pregnant? When I got pregnant with my first child, my breast were very tender and felt full and heavy and hurt real bad. If u havent already, u should take a pregnancy test!!!!

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