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Ti89

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Tea W/ Bcp? Posted: 04-04-07 03:06am


Sometimes I take my pills with black or green tea because it keeps me awake. However, I just heard someone say "Dont drink tea with medicine, it cancels out it's effect" I'm not sure if this is true but has anyone heard this? I feel kinda scared taht my pills might not be working now poooo Thanks

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Re: Tea W/ Bcp?
Posted: 04-04-07 09:38am

Ti89 wrote:

Sometimes I take my pills with black or green tea because it keeps me awake. However, I just heard someone say "Dont drink tea with medicine, it cancels out it's effect" I'm not sure if this is true but has anyone heard this? I feel kinda scared taht my pills might not be working now poooo

Thanks

Tea will not cancel out birth control. Drink tea. You are fine.

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