getting pregnant after bc Posted: 04-10-08 06:51am
Hello everyone... my name is lucky. I m a
new member. I want to ask about the
preganancy. I stopped using my birth
control pill about one week ago and i m
bleeding now ( i guess its period because
i have it for 2 days now ) and i want to
know thats mean my body is back to normal
, is that right ? because me and my
husband plan to have a baby and also i
want to know how soon we can have a baby
after stop birth control... thank you.
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mominashoe
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Posted: 05-08-08 15:01pm
Welcome to the forum Lucky. It could be
that your cycle is starting up again now
that you are off the BC, but it might take
some time for your fertility to get back
on track. Did you talk to your doctor
before you stopped taking it? Sometimes
it helps to stop taking it at the end of a
cycle so that you don't have irregular
bleeding.
It takes the average couple a year to
conceive, and I think mainly because of
birth control. I am not saying that you
won't conceive before a year, but do be
patient and have fun trying while you are
waiting for a positive pregnancy test.
"In general, the middle of the month is
when ovulation and potentially conception
are most likely to take place, so the
optimal fertile window is a couple of
weeks after stopping contraception."
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