Can a woman get pregnant during the first 6 days of her menstral cycle if she's quit birth control recently?
109280
yep. birth control throws off the menstral cycle and it can be irregular for several months.
516975
Not a very reliable one for the first thing. A woman ovulates between the 13-17 day after the first day your period starts. Add on a couple of days before and after to be sure and those are the days for the average woman that has a 28 day cycle. So avoid the 10-19 days after the first day of your period. If your cycle is longer, and you go more than 28 days between your periods you will be playing Russian Roulette. I worked in a Catholic Hospital as a Labor & Delivery nurse for 7 years. This was the only form of contraception taught at the hospital. Have you noticed how many children some of the older Catholics have? LOTS.\n\nSafe sex is making sure your male partner wears a condom. Add a spermacidal jelly and calendar sex becomes a "little safer." I strongly suggest that if you are using or thinking of using this form of contraception that you think again. You  chances of becoming pregnant are great. Please look into the "pill." It is the most reliable. Or,  abstinence is even better if you are not married. Go to Planned Parenthood or see a OB-GYN physician to evaluate your options for contraception.
640277
Once you stop taking them you should use another effective form of birth control if you do not want to get pregnant. My doctor told me that if I wanted to get pregnant, wait 3 months before trying, until all of the contraceptive from the pills is out of your system. But you should really ask a gynecologist about the specific kind of pill you have been taking.
1025871
i could be wrong but i dont think your body needs to adjust. if anything it might take a week or so since your body is so used to the pill. but even pack says that if you "forget" to take a pill that it highers your chances for getting pregnant. Im assuming its the same when stopping the pill. I hope this helps if not then I would call your womens health doctor, they would definatly know.
948916
Untrue. It is possible to get pregnant any time of the month, including during your period.
433153
Early menopause would be my first guess.  I've heard that this can happen to women as early as in their 20's.  But if your doctor's do not know...I do not really know.  Are you on the pill?  Is it too strong?  There can be many factors.  But if you are active, keep yourself protected, you still may get pregnant.
535416
Actually, it's the middle of her cycle.  If she has a 28 day cycle, (Counting day 1 as the first day of her period and day 28 as the day before her next one) then day 14 would be her most fertile day.  If she had a 32 day cycle, then day 16, and so on.  \n\nMost likely, the day after her period would not be her fertile time, but if she has a 14 day period and a 28 day cycle, (very rare but possible - I know) then you're in trouble.\n\nYou should never, ever use the rythm method as a birth control.  Cycles, fertile times, periods, etc...can only be used as a guide.  It is not a reliable form of birth control.  Neither is pulling out, or "not a full ejaculation".
1007560
I was on a high-dose hormone BC pill for almost 3 years after the birth of my first child, and it took me 5 months to get pregnant with our second.  Some women have a hard time getting pregnant after BC pills, but some women can get pregnant right away. It just depends on your body.  Most doctors reccommend trying for a year to get pregnant, and if you dont have any luck, then seeking help from a doctor....to rule out any health or fertility problems.\n\nLots of luck!!!!
822458
No, I do not believe you are pregnant. As long as your cycle has been regular or predictable for the past few months, the timing you stated would not allow viable pregnancy. Sperm can live anywhere from 24-72 hours, but ovulation usually occurs after 14 days into your cycle. Ultimately, you should go on birth control, or inquire to your doctor about the morning afer pill if you do not want implantation of a fertilized egg in the future. Good luck.
21808
Although it is great to chart your cycle, the rhythm method of birth control is not foolproof.  It is now known that some women release two eggs during their menstrual cycle quite regularly.  Also since sperm can live in the body up to 72 hours and your egg is good from 12 to 24 hours you cannot totally predict when it is "safe" to have sex.  There are many methods of birth control that both you and your partner can use such as birth control pills, male and female condoms, nuvaring, the patch etc.  With these methods your mind can be more at ease.  If money or anonymity are of concern call your local Planned Parenthood.
779816
Lots of women skip periods this way -- most of my friends have done it when they've first gotten married so they have seven uninterrupted weeks after the wedding!!  \n\nAs to your other questions -- Sometimes.  No.  Yes.  Sometimes (theoretically, how you act on birth control is how you'll be while pregnant).
560679
Yes you can, on depo it can take a year or sometimes more to get pregnant after you stop but just because you have not had your period does not mean that you cannot get pregnant, trust me my youngest son was a "suprise" baby because of that reason!  It can be your imagination also but I would go see a doctor if I were you
699776
You should WAIT until you period comes BEFORE you take your birth control. Because birth control pills contains high levels of the female hormones estrogen and progestin, taking them before your period will cause you to not have a period - until you get to the placebo pills.\n\nThe placebo pills are those pills will little or no hormones. When the hormone level decreases, that allows for the women to have her period.\n\nIf you do not have a period within the next five (5) days, however, you should consult with your doctor or healthcare provider for a pregnancy test. You may also perform an over-the-counter pregnancy tests, but confirm the result with your doctor.\n\nHope this answers your question!
1067748
Birth control pills aren't 100% effective so there's always a possible of getting pregnant, but it's a small possibility!!  If you only missed your pill by an hour you shouldn't have anything to worry about!
409558
When I started taking the pill, I ws hormonally balanced.  My hormones were fine while i was on the pill, but once I got off of it, that is when the troubles started.  My period became unpredictable and I spotted often.  I was irritable and I cried often.  I also have not been able to get pregnant for the past 6 months and my gynocologist said that it takes anywhere from 6 months to a year to concieve after stopping the pill.
1070906
Yes, you can become pregnant at any time.  It is more likely that you will be ovulating on days 12-15 of your cycle, but if your cycle is not normal or very predictable, you can become pregnant at any given time.
577744
YES: For a normal cycle of 28 days, the 14 day (from 13 until 15) is the pic "fertility" days in a women, that´s when a women ovulates and all the body is ready for a pregnancy. All the information that you need is in the sites bellow. You have a low probability of been pregnant. Any way, If you fell not sure, and you still have questions, take a pregnancy test in 4 weeks, and after that at 5 weeks, it will tell you with a big probability whats happening in your body (pregnant or not...)\nPLEASE GO TO THE FIRST SITE, it will help you!!!!