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Q: Q About Nausea

asked by: postfetalphase on November 17th, 2006

Experienced User

So I just got some ovcon 35 (recently renamed femcon, apparently), haven't started yet but I am concerned about the possibility of vomiting. I have psych meds I take at night which, if I vomit them up, I will go through terrible withdrawal. I am thinking I could start by taking the bc in the morning so if I am going to vomit it is before I take my psych meds. So my question to you guys is, if bc is going to make you vomit, is it usually soon after taking the pill or could it be at any point?

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nicecookies

replied on November 25th, 2006

New User

How Long Before You Throw Up?

I used to take my ortho novum at night before I went to bed. I would ether wake up in the middle of the night and throw up or I would throw up in the morning when I woke up. It usually happend in the week after my period when I started a new cycle.

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