Can I take an oral contraceptive if I already have an IUD to avoid bleeding?

Yes, you can take an oral contraceptive even if you already have an IUD to help reduce bleeding. However, it is important to note that taking the pill does not guarantee that you will not experience any bleeding, and it may even cause spotting. It is recommended to start taking the pill as soon as possible to help regulate your periods.

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Can I take an oral contraceptive if I already have an IUD to avoid bleeding?

Yes, you can take an oral contraceptive even if you already have an IUD to help reduce bleeding. However, it is important to note that taking the pill does not guarantee that you will not experience any bleeding, and it may even cause spotting. It is recommended to start taking the pill as soon as possible to help regulate your periods.