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itisi

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Mircette side effects Posted: 05-21-08 20:56pm


I took mircette for approximently 10 days. I experienced extreme fatigue and mood swings. Almost immediately after taking my nightly pill, I began itching uncontrollably on my inner thighs, lower legs, and the backs of my arms. I have NO interest in sex AT ALL! My breast are soar, and one particular day I experienced abdominal pain. I quit taking it due to the side effects, but still experience the side effects. I still itch, have mood swings and sex does not even cross my mind. It's really taking a toll on my self and my relationship. How long until it is out of my system?

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Posted: 05-22-08 14:34pm


Do you think you were allergic? I'd discuss it with a doctor. How long have you been off of it?

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