See a gynecologist: If you do not get periods naturally and one when using birth control, you may have a medical condition. You should see a gynecologist to be worked up for this. You should have your thyroid and prolactin tested, as well as be evaluated for PCOS. This will help to determine how well your ovaries are functioning.
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