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So I stared on the pill n and this is my second month on them. I also changed the time this month from 4pm to 10pm(i know that its ok to do that within that hr). Im been really stress out because of work, and because of some problems. The thing.is that I been really emotional than usual, I get really mad easily for the smallest things n I cry.for anything. N thats really stressing me out and the ppl around me. I dont know what to do, can the pills be causing this plus the stress that i have? What can I do to make my mood swings get better or just change them a lil? Pleade help me I cant take it anymore!
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How do you usually react to stress? Is it conceivable that your mood swings are just a stress response, unconnected to your pill?
If the mood swings are completely out of the ordinary for you, and they coincide with you starting the pill, it is possible that they are a side-effect that the pill has for you. Since this is still only your second month on the pill, however, you may want to just give it another month or so and see if it gets any better. Often, most of the side-effects clear up once your body has had time to get used to the hormones.
If the mood swings are really severe and affecting your life, you can also call your gynecologist and ask to talk about switching you to another brand.
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