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jellobun

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Do Meds Throw Off B/c? Posted: 01-23-05 22:21pm


I have been taking meds for a uti. Can this mess up the effects of birth control?Also..Is it possible to be pregnant while having very heavy brown spotting?

sandyallen

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Jellobun Posted: 01-25-05 00:20am


Yes, be careful, they definitely can. The best to you! Sandy

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