Ask your doctor lots of questions, and enlist your parents' help. An evaluation by a physician, including, but not limited to a pelvic examination, is necessary to determine the cause of the symptoms. Taking the pill without knowing what is causing your menstrual abnormality may only disguise the problem and make it worse. There's simply no need to be on the birth control pill, for menstrual abnormalities or any reason. Abstinence not only eliminates the possibility of pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, it's how God intends us to live as young single people.
Doctors now have the technology to medically evaluate children in the womb.
One process of detection is called amniocentesis. The process was originally developed by Sir Albert William Liley in 1970 to facilitate blood-exchange for RH babies and later to permit the prenatal diagnosis of abnormalities. Liley was a world- renowned fetologist and staunch prolifer from New Zeland. He was the first scientist to personalize the preborn child - recognizing both the uniqueness in each child and the common factors such as the ability of the child in utero to feel pain. When the test and diagnosis respect the life and integrity of the preborn child and are directed towards safeguarding and healing, they are morally acceptable.