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Old 12-29-2008, 11:29 AM #9
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Was this advice given to you due to the MS or because you just recently quit smoking?

My GYN is advising the prestogen only since I'm turning 35 and still smoke (I know - I'm a baaad girl). I have to take a BC right now because of endo, so I need to call her back next month to say which option I want.

None of my docs, including the GYN, see any problem with the MS and regular BC.
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