how long does it take to get pregnant after getting off birthcontrol?

it could be instantly, could be weeks,could be months, could be years, could be never...it all depends on how long you've been on it, what it is, and how long it takes your body to adjust..

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You can also determine when you're ovulating with an ovulating prediction kit, you can buy them at most stores and they are found with the pregnancy tests. You can also buy a basal body temperature thermometer.

There have been many women to succeed with those types of methods. Did you know that it can take up to a year for most couples to conceive a baby, even when they have sex everyday for a year? It's actually normal. Conception isn't quite as easy as people make it out to be. Don't stress because it will happen for you.

Most experts will say to wait at least 1 to 3 full cycles before trying, while using other methods of protection. But it is very possible to conceive right away! My children were conceived 1 month, 2 months and 3 months after stopping the bc pills. My doctor said that it was not really necessary to wait, because of any hormone problems. But it is best to get on a really good prenatal vitamin about 3 months before conceiving. Also, go for a routine check up to make sure nothing is going wrong with you, before a baby gets involved! That way any issues you have, over weight, smoking, high blood pressure, heart condtions, etc. can be gotten under control before getting pregnant. This will make for a healthier pregnancy and after, for both you and the baby! I hope this helps!

Good Luck.

It takes different people different amounts of time. Some right away, others years. Most of my friends had a hard time and some are still trying 5 years later. That's why I never took BC. I got pregnant both times with the first try.

Maybe see if your doctor can help you with balancing out your hormones to get you ovulating again. BC puts your body in a state where you don't ovulate. You were having false periods...bleeding for the sake of it not because you ovulated. So, you need to get the hormones back to "normal."

You can also try the basal body temperature method to start tracking to see if you are ovulating. It is very predictable and if you chart it correctly, you will see exactly when you ovulate. Checking the cervical mucous will assist in that process too. You will be AMAZED how accurate it is.

I used it as BC and to get pregnant.

Wish you the best and hope it happens fast for you! Kids are great!

Well, it is recommended that you not get pregnant for about 3 months after you stop....But I have known people to become pregnant within the first month.

In my situation, I became pregnant 5 months after I stopped taking the pill. I think it really depends on the person. For some people it is harder than others. But you should wait at least 3 months to allow all of the medication out of your system.

Everyone is different. I am 22 years old and I was on birth control for only a year, and it took my husband and I 7 months to conceive, and I was off of it for a month before we started to try. I had normal periods as well after getting off of it. So everyone is different. You could get pregnant right away, or it could take up to a year. Good luck though! Baby Dust to you!

i have read in a magazine recently that it will take at least 3 months after using birthcontrol to get pregnant to answer your question 3 months at least

Infertility can be caused by a huge number of factors: hormone imbalance, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, Endometriosis, Anovulatory Cycles, physical blockage, inadequate hormone production, short luteal phase, lack of lutenizing hormone, high levels or prolactin, and many others. How to get pregnant https://tr.im/0DhND

Poor nutrition often plays a major role, as does exposure to toxins. Age plays less of a role before menopause than was originally thought. While there are many wonderful naturally minded fertility specialists out there, in many cases it is not possible for them to test for and address any of these possible underlying issues.

It depends. Everyone is diffent. It also depends how long you have been on it. Typically those who have been on it a long time take longer to get pregnant than those who were on a short time...

It took me an my wife 4 months and she was on birth control for 2 years before that. And I know of people who got pregnant on birth control... the thing is... just don't fret it... have fun... have sex... and if nothing is happening for 6 months talk to your obgyn

You can get preggo soon after going off, but it is recommended to wait a few cycles before trying to get pregnant.

well it better take off now because some females take off the b/c to try get pregnancy by a year or some few months. some females try to take a pregnancy and try try over over, some females didn't work that fast because of b/c is still inside the body and take a while to take a pregnancy u know.