Irregular menstruations can potentially affect the effectiveness of contraceptive pills. It is recommended to continue taking the pill as directed, even if your periods are irregular. If you have concerns about the effectiveness of your contraceptive pills, it is advisable to consult with your gynecologist or healthcare provider to discuss any potential changes that may be necessary. Additionally, your pharmacist can also provide valuable information regarding your prescription medications.
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