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Is it normal to have irregular periods after birth control?
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Depends: If the birth control is depoprover then yes. Most people will return to the same pattern of bleeding once they stop the pill. If you were on the pill and it is now irregular, then go see the doc because there are other things to check for. If Depo-Provera was the drug used, then give it time.
Answered 1/7/2019
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