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PostPosted: 02/19/07 - 13:00    Post subject: taking antibiotics can it cancel pill out Vote now! Reply with quote
i would like to know if taking antibiotics will it cancel the pill out. i/m asking as everyone says it do. i.v took two courses of antibiotics and i am worried please can you tell me thank you
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