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jennyl

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Seasonale Posted: 06-06-07 13:31pm


I have been taking seasonale for 2 weeks now and i have nausea and i'm very tired everyday. I'm just wondering if anyone elase is experiencing this and if so does it go away. I also had to quit smoking because i'm finding it really hard to breath.

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Posted: 06-07-07 12:42pm


Congrats on quitting smoking! The nausea is common when you first start a pill, and it should go away. The tiredness, though, I'm not so sure. If there's anything else bugging you I'd go to the doc to make sure it isn't something else.

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