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What are Progestin-Only Pills?

Progestin-only pills (POPs), also known as the mini-pill, are a type of oral contraceptive that contains only progestin, unlike combined oral contraceptive pills which contain both estrogen and progestin. POPs are a popular choice for birth control among women who cannot take estrogen.

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