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Posted at 5:13 AM on Aug 11, 2007 by acarlson01, #22878
My gyn told me that yaz is a "great" drug. I started this pack of pills 4 days ago and have not slept for two nights. My legs are so sore. They burn, ache, and feel swollen. Worse at the knees. I will not be taking this pill today or any other day. I would rather gain five pounds or be moody on my regular pill than deal with this hell. I don't take any other meds aside from the occasional Tylenol and have no medical problems. Nothing relieves my legs except for walking the floors at 2:00 AM. As soon as I lay down, they start aching again.
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Reply 11 months ago on Sep 14, 2007 by jennyvillanueva, #1800

I took this drug for a month and started having severe joint pain. I went to the dr and he told me I most likely had rhuematoid arthritis. All the blood work came back normal. Afriend of mine was visiting who happens to be a nurse and asked what drugs I was taking and I was only taking one YAZ. So we did some digging and sure enough one of the rare (1%) SIDE EFFECTS was joint pain. I stopped taking this drug and within a few weeks was feeling much better. I guess I was one of the 1%. Thank god for a thorough nurse looking out for me b/c my dr said the only way to tell was to start taking it again and if the symptoms returned I would have my answer. No Thanks I already had my answer.

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