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Reviewer: anna86claire, 25-34 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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IT KILLED MY PLATELET COUNT! JUST GOT MY BLOOD WORK BACK, AND I ONLY HAVE 8000 PLATELETS! I was given Nora BE because that was the only one I could take while breastfeeding. A couple days after starting the pills I got really itchy - water-filled bumps that came out of nowhere. At first it was bearable, but in a month it got to the point where I would scratch constantly. And once I scratched, I be
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Reviewer: Gbee, 25-34 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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Where to start with this pill. Since I started the pill I have been breaking out with mosquito bite looking hives. Between scratching non stop and not having a period, hair loss, weight gain, migraines, I finally switched the pill after a couple of months. I thought it would be a challenge just remembering to take the pill at the same time everyday but talk about the worst pill ever. I guess the s
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Reviewer: Carla, 25-34 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months
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I've been taken NoraBe for two months now. My period is still regular as before, every 28 days. My mood is balance. At the beginning I felt needy and susceptible, but it went away after two weeks. As for the skin problems I cannot say anything because my skin was not flawless to begin with.
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Reviewer: anna86claire, 25-34 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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I was given Nora BE because that was the only one I could take while breastfeeding. A couple days after starting the pills I got really itchy - water-filled bumps that came out of nowhere. At first it was bearable, but in a month it got to the point where I would scratch constantly. And once I scratched, I begun to notice that the scratched areas are getting sub-dermal bruises! It looked like I
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Reviewer: girl2012, 25-34 Female
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this pill made me so unhappy always on a periot 24/7 i just stop the pill today i hope to go back to normal this pill is from hell no joke i mean in 30 days to have your periot for 28 day thats as bad as it gits
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