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Otho Tri Cyclen Lo Adjustments Posted: 11-02-05 18:26pm


I’ve been taking ortho tri cyclen lo for about 3 weeks now. During these three weeks I have had fairly heavy breakthrough bleeding (for the last two weeks) and now I have acne on my face and back. I did not experience this when I was on ortho-evra. My question is once my body adjusts to the hormones will the acne subside? Or should I switch to something different? Thanks.

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