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Trying To Conceive. Taking Birth Control, Stopped. Okay To Start Trying Again?

I stopped taking my birth control pills triquilar 28s a week ago and my period just ended 2 days ago, i have a normal 28 day cycle ranging from 4 to 7 days. i already have one child who is 2 years old. i am ready to have another baby. is it ok to start trying right away? or is there a wait period because i was on birth control?
Mon, 30 Jul 2012
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hi,
the bleeding you had is possibly withdrawal bleeding, during pill usage woman will usually have anovulatory cycles,
so after stopping of the pills the ovulation has to return for fertility, this time will vary from 2 weeks to few months,
so you better track your ovulation with kits and according to that plan intercourse which will increase the chance of pregnancy.
take care.
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Trying To Conceive. Taking Birth Control, Stopped. Okay To Start Trying Again?

hi, the bleeding you had is possibly withdrawal bleeding, during pill usage woman will usually have anovulatory cycles, so after stopping of the pills the ovulation has to return for fertility, this time will vary from 2 weeks to few months, so you better track your ovulation with kits and according to that plan intercourse which will increase the chance of pregnancy. take care.