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What Causes Difficulty In Getting Pregnant Post Birth Control Pill Withdrawal?

hi I am married and have two kids ttc our 3. I stopped bcp 6 mo ago and luck yet, I've been having my period every 27/28 days since I stopped and I am getting a little more acne than usual. is it possible to have a period and not ovulate? or what can the reason be?
Fri, 22 Dec 2017
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Hello,
Thanks for sharing your health concern with us. I have gone through your query and would like to offer my opinion. 1. It is good that your natural periods have returned after cessation of hormone contraception. It remains to be seen if ovulation is occurring regularly. Regular menstruation is possible with anovulatory cycles as well. So, follicular studies and basal body temperature charts can help to establish ovulation. 2. Tubal patency tests should be done if you fail to conceive with six months of regular ovulation. 3. Other hormone imbalances also should be checked. Please see a specialist for further help.Take care.
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What Causes Difficulty In Getting Pregnant Post Birth Control Pill Withdrawal?

Hello, Thanks for sharing your health concern with us. I have gone through your query and would like to offer my opinion. 1. It is good that your natural periods have returned after cessation of hormone contraception. It remains to be seen if ovulation is occurring regularly. Regular menstruation is possible with anovulatory cycles as well. So, follicular studies and basal body temperature charts can help to establish ovulation. 2. Tubal patency tests should be done if you fail to conceive with six months of regular ovulation. 3. Other hormone imbalances also should be checked. Please see a specialist for further help.Take care.