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Summer2006

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Can Quitting Bcp Cause Breast Soreness? Posted: 08-12-06 01:53am


I stopped taking birth control pills about 3 weeks ago, and yesterday and today i'm feeling some breast soreness, could it be caused by stopping the pills?

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Posted: 07-24-08 05:13am


i'm wondering the same thing except i quit take depo provera about four months ago. Now randomly i experience breast enlargment and tenderness and i don't know if it is from the shot or something else. I just know it isn't because of pregnancy. Just took a test.

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