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Are there pills that can help regulate the cycle instead of birth control im trying to get pregnant?
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Yes: If you don't have regular periods its possible you are not ovulating. The solution to this problem is to take medication that makes you ovulate. Ovulation will regulate your periods. These medications are usually prescribed by an Ob/Gyn or fertility specialist. Best wishes!
Answered 3/22/2015
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