Research Notes on Nausea and Contraceptive Pills
Nausea is a common side effect of contraceptive pills. This is due to the stomach lining irritation caused by the artificial hormones in the pill. Taking antacids or taking the pill with meals may alleviate the symptom.
Top Resources on Nausea and Contraceptive Pills
- Go Ask Alice!: Side effects of birth control pills
- Feminist Women's Health Center: Side Effects
- American Pregnancy Association: What are the side effects or health risks of oral contraceptives?
- BirthControl.com: What are the possible side effects of my birth control pills?
- eMedicine: Contraception
- RxList: Plan B | Cyclessa | Ortho-Novum
- Drugs.com: Adverse Reactions
- Yahoo! Answers: Contraceptive pill and nausea...?
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