Do all birth controls regulate your period?
Traditional birth control pills mimic a 28-day menstrual cycle. It's 21 days of meds & 7 days of placebo. New pills don't mimic.
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About Birth Control Pills
Birth control pills prevent pregnancy by stopping ovulation, or the release of an egg into the ovaries. Birth control pills contain hormones -- estrogen, progestin or both -- which prevent the egg from being released before menstruation. If no egg is released, a sperm cannot join with it. Hense, pregnancy is prevented. There are many different pills, so consult with your doctor to choose one that is right for you.
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