No: However, your irregular bleeding needs to be evaluated for its cause. A serum pregnancy test is the first thing that is checked. Other medical problems can cause irregular bleeding. Also, what is your form of birth control. Is it a pill, patch, ring, implant, iud? All can cause irregular bleeding.
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What are your goals?: There are many options for menstrual cycle control. Birth control pills being one of the best. Are you trying to get pregnant? Are you sexually active? The answers to these question will help guide you on your decision on whether to take medication or not. If you think you might be pregnant check then check a home pregnancy test. They are cheap, reliable and available at any pharmacy.
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