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feeling sick after eating

I'm 15 and i sometimes wheni eat i start to feel sick.  I'm on birth control for this one thing like endosomething or other.  I can eat sometimes  but other times i can't and its really starting to get bad.  I haven't thrown up yet but I've gotten close, and i don't know if ite the pill or not. If it is will it keep happening and if so can i change pills and will it still happen?  
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500238 tn?1255131214
BC pills can do that.  They do treat endometriosis and they can and do mimic a pregnancy-like state, so you are probably experiencing what you might with morning sickness because of the pill.  Talk to your doctor about changing pills.  There are several different types and I was treated as well before my hysterectomy and only one pill worked well for me and that was Alesse.  Being as young as you are there are probably several you can try, and a lot that can help with your skin because I know as a teen and even as an adult it's nice to have the pill make your skin clear.  Also, if you've only been on them a short time, it can take up to 30 days for the side affects to mellow out so make sure you've given it enough time.
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557684 tn?1241105909
i dnt think so... coz i havent heard nethin like tht abt d pills previously... try to take fruits n juices (that u like) dnt force urself to eat n also dnt stave.. eat immediately wen u feel hunger!
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