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mysticstarrzaftig

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Birth Control & St John's Wort Posted: 05-25-05 19:17pm


I just purchased some st. John's wort and am on a generic lutera because of painful menustration. I read there are some interactions. I am not worried about the losing the effectiveness of the pill. Because there are other forms of birth control but the breaththrough bleeding has me a little concerned. I am curious if anyone has had any reaction when using a birth control pill and st. John's wort.

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