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OC's Inadequate for Managing Most PMS (ACOG Guidelines)

Kubetin SK, 2000

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Contraception/Comparison > Side Effects > Hormonal ContraceptionMenstrual Cycle > Disorders > PMDD
oral contraceptives premenstrual syndrome management, birth control pills pms treatment inadequate, hormonal contraception cycle symptoms, acog guidelines pms management, alternatives to birth control for pms, root cause treatment menstrual symptoms, non-hormonal pms therapy, contraceptive effectiveness mood symptoms

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Kubetin, S. K. (2000). *OC's Inadequate for Managing Most PMS (ACOG Guidelines)*.

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