A patient who has taken a progestin-only oral contraceptive for 3 months reports mid-cycle spotting and irregular menstrual cycles. What action will the provider take?
A) Question the patient about any possible missed doses of the pill.
B) Reassure the patient that this is normal with this form of contraception.
C) Recommend that she take a pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy.
D) Suggest that she use a backup form of contraception until these symptoms resolve.
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