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Can the Pill Be Making My Ovaries Swell? Posted: 02-06-04 04:51am


I took the doses of morning after pill, and immedietly started taking the regular pill for protection. It's been a month and I feel bloated and it looks as though my ovaries are swelling. All though they seemed tender even before all the pills, I really notice it more so now. Is this a normal side effect? I've taken a home pregnancy test... Negative.

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