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How to take birth control with food
Posted: 02-14-07 04:02am

i normally take it just after dinner but i had it just before my dinner yesterday. will taking it with food make it any less effective?


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Posted: 02-23-07 13:10pm

Taking birth control pill with food won’t make the pill less effective. You may take birth control pills either before or after eating. It is most important to take the pills EVERY DAY!


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