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When taking birth control pills, what tests are helpful?

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When taking birth control pills, what tests are helpful?

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Saliva testing for DHEA-S and cortisol as well as blood spot testing for thryroid, Vitamin D, and Cardiometabolic markers are definitely beneficial for women taking oral birth control pills. Collect your sample on Day 20 of your cycle, counting your first day of bleeding as Day 1. (If you and your medical professional decide to discontinue the medication, you should wait until your next menstrual period to collect.) Keep in mind, after discontinuing the pill, it may take approximately 7 weeks before you are able to collect your sample. Failure to ovulate is common in many women immediately after discontinuing birth control pills.

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