I remember from our previous conversation about your irregular bleeding that you have communicated with and been seen by your doctor.
Any specific questions you may have about your birth control pills and menstrual cycle should be discussed with her. She knows your medical history and what birth control pills have been prescribed.
In general, oral contraceptives, when taken consistently as directed, can help regulate a woman's menstrual cycle. Her period will start during the week of the inactive pills, which do not contain hormones.
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Hello Nidhi,
I remember from our previous conversation about your irregular bleeding that you have communicated with and been seen by your doctor.
Any specific questions you may have about your birth control pills and menstrual cycle should be discussed with her. She knows your medical history and what birth control pills have been prescribed.
In general, oral contraceptives, when taken consistently as directed, can help regulate a woman's menstrual cycle. Her period will start during the week of the inactive pills, which do not contain hormones.
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February 26, 2015 - 9:30amMaryann
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