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Stopped Taking Birth Control Pills, Having Cramps, Diarrhea, Depression, Dryness In Vagina. Withdrawal Symptoms?
Hi. Well I only took the birth control pills for two weeks. Then I stopped. Bit it rresulted that I took them wrong. But I didnt have no intercorse. So I know Im not pregnant. But I been having alot cramping and like the feeling of little dareha. Also depression.but when I saterd taking the birth control pilss I took the firts one on the 24 of july on the first day of my period and I did wrong. So now im trying to get the pill off my system. Today I pee with a strong. Well not alot of smell and I been feeling dryness in my intercorse side.whats wrong with me. Is this all happening cuz I stopped birth control. And vy the way . Like 2 weeks ago I just got cured og the UTI. AND I dont know is it comming back or its just the resulst of medicine or antibiotics that dryed im their or birth conteol pills making dry their
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Hello,
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Usually oral contraceptive contains levonorgesterol or estradiols or desogesterel or combination of these two hormones.
Cramps, vaginal dryness may be due to withdrawal but diarrhea don't associated with this .
Actually all these may be due to birth control pill but as history of illness is very confusing & ambiguous so it is very difficult to say something.
Consult a gynaecologist and get his opinion.
Good luck. Dr.HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Usually oral contraceptive contains levonorgesterol or estradiols or desogesterel or combination of these two hormones.
Cramps, vaginal dryness may be due to withdrawal but diarrhea don't associated with this .
Actually all these may be due to birth control pill but as history of illness is very confusing & ambiguous so it is very difficult to say something.
Consult a gynaecologist and get his opinion.
Good luck. Dr.HET
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