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Since gaining FDA approval last year, Opill, the first over-the-counter (OTC) birth control pill, has raised many questions and garnered a lot of attention. It is a mini-pill, meaning it is a progestin-only pill and doesn’t contain estrogen.
It’s no secret that we go through some serious physical, emotional and even psychological changes during menstruation. While the experience varies from person to person (even month-to-month for the same person), it often comes with uncomfortable symptoms.
We sat down with Dr. Amanda Rostkowski of Fine and Gillette, a Women’s Health Connecticut practice, to talk about chronic pelvic pain, its causes, and what can be done about it.
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