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Q: the Pill And Antibiotics....fact Or Fiction????

asked by: mimizol on November 2nd, 2005

New User

Okay, I have been researching this for sometime now and all the information I have found conflicts. The most reliable source I found was plannedparenthood.Com which stated that only the antibiotic renfrim (or something like that) interferes with the pill but no others have any effect. So which is it, do antibiotics interfere with the pill or not?

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LUV4KYLE2007

replied on November 2nd, 2005

Experienced User

Some may but its rare

sherry101

replied on November 2nd, 2005

New User

Antibiotics does cancel out ur birthcontrol the doctors all say so does the health until they says it cancel out ur birth control 100% they say use the second method of the birth control which is condom

aprilb

replied on November 2nd, 2005

New User

I am a licensed pharmacy tech and although antibiotics don't stop your pill from working they can slow down their process. You can get pregnant taking the pill without any help from an antibiotic I did.

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