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Q: Pg And Necon 1/35

asked by: Kristy28 on January 22nd, 2007

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How can I make this particular b/c less effective? I want to get pg and now!!!

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MandMs

replied on January 26th, 2007

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Re: Pg And Necon 1/35

kristy28 wrote:

how can I make this particular b/c less effective? I want to get pg and now!!!

some drugs can make necon 1/35 less effective, which may result in pregnancy, such as:
· tylenol and vitamin c;
· hormones(prednisolone);
· theophylline;
· st. John's wort;
· antibiotics;
· seizure medicines;
· barbiturates;
· hiv medicines
do not start using a new drug, vitamin or herb without telling your doctor.

If you are planning to get pregnant, you should discontinue using bc and wait for 2-3 normal menstrual periods before you try to concive. Pills can cause birth defects.

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