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How can you restart regular periods after birth control?
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Do nothing: Allow your periods to come back naturally. If you are not trying to get pregnant use an iud or another form of birth control. If you are trying to get pregnant give it a couple of months and then check with your ob-gyn.
Answered 10/4/2016
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