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Can Taking Birth Control Pills Decrease Libido And Cause Migraines?
hi...am 28 female....have been taking birth control pills past two years....have suffered with decreased libido...so my q is is that a common side effects...also suffering with migraine...what should i do ?....should i stop taking the medicine or change the type of pills? one more query...how long I should continue with this type of pills?
Hormonal pills can cause dizziness,fatigue,mood and behavioural changes, migraine headache are some of the common side effects. These can cause stress and lower sexual interest.
Hormonal contraceptives can also lower libido in some women. It is estimated that between Five to Ten percent of all women who take the pill can experience a decrease in sex drive.
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Regards Dr.Saranya Ramadoss, General and Family Physician
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Can Taking Birth Control Pills Decrease Libido And Cause Migraines?
Hi Hormonal pills can cause dizziness,fatigue,mood and behavioural changes, migraine headache are some of the common side effects. These can cause stress and lower sexual interest. Hormonal contraceptives can also lower libido in some women. It is estimated that between Five to Ten percent of all women who take the pill can experience a decrease in sex drive. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards Dr.Saranya Ramadoss, General and Family Physician