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A member asked:
Last month i had 2 periods that weren't a week apart i did switch birth controls but only used the new 1 for 2 days, could that still cause 2 periods?
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Irregularity: Yes, but now that you are taking one BC your periods should be regular
Answered 5/20/2014
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