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Can Birth Control Pills Cause Stomach Contractions?

hello, i have tightness in my lower belly almost like a contraction..and my lower back as well...i have 2 kids im on birth control..2 mnths ago they tested me to see if i was preg and i came out negative..my tummy looks like theres a bump..can maybe the birth control pills affect the reult? its feels like i ate too much but its been a few days..
Wed, 13 Jul 2016
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Hallow Dear,

Birth control pills contain Oestrogen and Progesterone preparations. They are known to cause stomach irritation, nausea and sometimes vomiting too. Also, these pills do put on weight.

So the pain in your abdomen and increased waistline could both be due to birth control pills.

To avoid gastro-intestinal upsets, please take these pills after dinner at bedtime. In addition, you may take one tablet of Pantoprazole daily in the morning on empty stomach.

High protein, low fat and low carbohydrate diet will help you overcome the overweight problem.

I hope this helps you.

Dr. Nishikant Shrotri
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Can Birth Control Pills Cause Stomach Contractions?

Hallow Dear, Birth control pills contain Oestrogen and Progesterone preparations. They are known to cause stomach irritation, nausea and sometimes vomiting too. Also, these pills do put on weight. So the pain in your abdomen and increased waistline could both be due to birth control pills. To avoid gastro-intestinal upsets, please take these pills after dinner at bedtime. In addition, you may take one tablet of Pantoprazole daily in the morning on empty stomach. High protein, low fat and low carbohydrate diet will help you overcome the overweight problem. I hope this helps you. Dr. Nishikant Shrotri