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I have frequent periods. should i take pills?
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Gynecologist: If you mean you consistently bleed more than once per month, you should see a gynecologist soon to find out why. Pills may help but it is very unwise to take pills as a fix without understanding what you are fixing. There's a long list of problems pills do not fix, and they may also cover up the real problem.
Answered 1/25/2021
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