Article: Choosing the right birth control is a big decision, and it can sometimes feel overwhelming. Fortunately, your doctor is there to help and you can change your mind whenever you like. Ask your doctor about the risks and benefits of different birth control options. Don't let anyone pressure you into doing something you don't want to do. It's your body, and you get to control how you practice birth control, whether that's with a pill, a shot, contraceptives, natural planning, or some other method. Natural family planning counts on your cycles being regular. If you have irregular cycles, your ovulation day likely varies each month. Talk to your doctor to find out if you need to be concerned about this. They can help you figure out how you can make natural family planning work for you. It's possible that your doctor will recommend a different birth control method if your cycles are very irregular. While natural family planning can help you avoid pregnancy, sometimes it fails. If you accidentally have sex during your fertile window, you may become pregnant. Be aware of the early symptoms of pregnancy and see your doctor immediately if you notice the following signs: Missed period Nausea Vomiting Tender or swollen breasts Increased urination Fatigue Moodiness

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Talk to your doctor if you have questions about birth control. Check with your doctor if you have irregular menstrual cycles. See your doctor if you notice signs of pregnancy.