It is possible that your periods may be shorter while taking a contraceptive pill, especially when you first start taking it. Some people may experience shorter menstruation periods with this contraceptive. Nausea is also a common side effect, particularly at the beginning of taking the pill. If the nausea persists and is caused by the contraceptive, it is recommended to speak to your pharmacist or doctor about possible alternatives. Feel free to ask any other questions you may have about your contraceptive pill.
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