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Old 01-19-2013, 08:24 PM #1
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Default FMS and Birth Control Pills
I'm wondering if there is a correlation between my fibromyalgia and my birth control pills. I've noticed that my symptoms are the absolute worst the week before and during the first few days of my period. I've read on other websites that some people notice the same thing but that being on birth control helps. Other people say that getting off of the pill is the answer.

Does anyone else notice something similar? I'm wondering if changing to another pill or getting off of it completely would make any kind of difference.
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