What is the chance of getting pregnant after stopping birth control for a month, i quit the patch so did i ovu
466495
anytime you have sex with no protection you have a 100% chance of getting pregnant!! Wait to see if you miss your next cycle, most likely you will have a bun in the oven!!
1049993
If you missed four days and are back on the pill, you should be fine.  Birth control stays in your system for sometimes months after you stop taking it, so as long as you are taking it again, it should be effective.
69463
Yeah, I stopped taking my birth control pills and I got pregnant in 3 days.
922497
immediate effects include not being able to conceive despite availability of the sperm but once one quits the OCP then the hormonal cycles should return to normal in the next few months, good luck
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
1036256
Everyone is different. I'm quite fertile so I fell straight away but I wasn't on the pill for very long I think that was a contributor. Some women have problems if they have been on the pill for ages and of course some women can never fall pregnant. Really no one can answer this question until you try.
732313
Dude, this here is why the first thing I did exactly one month after I divorced my ex wife was get a vasectomy.  There are just way too many gold diggers out there.\n\nAlso, a buddy of mine a few years back was dating this girl that claimed to be on the pill.  He still always used a condom.  One night, be for they were about to get intimate, he caught her digging the condom out of his pants pocket and poking holes in it with a pin.\n\nHe left that very moment and never looked back....Scary.
1047037
Take all of your pack, then stop taking the pill. It is not good for your system to stop the pill halfway through. Some people get pregnant soon as they stop the pill others it takes a while. It just depends on your system. But take all of your pack and after you take all of it, don't take anymore.
1017332
You didn't have two periods in one month, you had a so-called break-through bleed which can happen when you switch from a pill with more hormones to one with less. You don't ovulate if you take the pill as instructed.
252566
i have had recurrent miscarriages and because if i fell pregnant within the first 3 months i'd lose the baby again i was told to go on the pill straight away because ovulation can start straight away (about 2 weeks)
413228
I would highly suggest you do a pregnancy test however given the elevated estrogen exposure that is normal with the Patch it is possible you will have an irregular period, especially if you have started another form of Birth Control.  Take the test to rule out pregnancy though.
1071683
30-35% chance of becoming pregnant.  First, you have to ovulate at the right time.  Then you have to have intercourse at the right time and the sperm have to find their way to the correct fallopian tube which has the ovulating ovary at the end.  The sperm are fighting pH and all kinds of other "killer" stuff in your vagina, cervix, and uterus.  Half of them die for the "good" of the others and it's a rough time.  Finally, they have to break through the egg's defenses.  So, if everything was perfectly timed, then you could be pregnant.  It's almost like a game of chance.\n\nGood luck!
165949
Your period may become irregular after stopping the use of birth control. speak to your gyn about this though.
1122705
You can't.  \n\nThe Average length for Most women is 28 days.  Ovulation occurs 10-15 after.  However, some women have short cycles (21 days). At which point you could essentially be ovulating on your period.  \nSome women have long cycles (42 days) and ovulate somewhere around day 20. \n\nI suppose if you are intent on charting I will supply you with a good online resource.  www.fertilityfriend.com  You will need to chart for several months (at least 3-4 months) before you can form an idea of your ovulation cycle.  Like I said, this is really the worst method of contraception...\n\nYour safest bet is condoms which prevent you from both STDs and reduce risk of pregnancy. \n\nIf your significant other doesn't like the idea of condoms you could always go on birth control, which you can get at the Health Department.  Birth Control is no more than $20.00 per pack without insurance, if I recall correctly.\n\nPills are more effective than the patch.  The shot can screw up your body permanently (hormonal problems, weak bones, infertility problems - Especially IF you are going through puberty)\n\nThose are the two best options for ya.  Charting your cycle or having him pull out (b/c pre-cum contains semen) is not an effective means of preventing pregnancy.   \n\nI'd really hate for you to have an unwanted child or worse yet, an abortion....  If your man loves REALLY loves you, he'll understand and do what it takes to ensure your future together.\n\nIf you think you might have concieved while you are on your period, wait 3 weeks then buy a pregnancy test.  HCG (the human growth hormone) doubles daily after conception.  If you wait 3 weeks that should be enough time to turn a preggy test positive. \n\nBe wise, this is your life. Sex is not everything. Don't screw up your future, or ruin someone else's.\n\nBest of luck to you!
1131714
Some women conceive if they miss *one* pill.  Others are infertile for a full year (or, occasionally, forever) after taking the Pill.  Your doctor should have explained all of this to you when she/he gave you *each* prescription.\n\nYou haven't had a period in 5 years.  It may just be taking your body a while to get back into the habit.  (Bleeding while on the Pill is *not* a period; it is withdrawal bleeding--looks the same from the outside, but it is very different from the perspective of your body.)\n\nIf you *did* have unprotected sex on 29 May, it is *definitely* too early to test.  It can take up to 5 days *after* sex to actually get pregnant (the sperm can live that long until ovulation), then another week until the fertilized egg makes it to the uterus to start implanting.  Until implantation, the egg isn't attached to your body in any way, and, therefore, *can't* cause any physical changes (including hormonal).  It then takes at least a couple of days for the hormone levels to rise enough.\n\nThe *earliest* a test could possibly test positive is 7 June, and maybe not for another week or two, depending on a number of other factors.  In fact, independent research determined that for most tests, they are only *very* reliable a week after your missed period.  (If you got pregnant on 29 May, your period wouldn't have been due until 12-16 June.)\n\nPlease read _Taking Charge of Your Fertility_ by Toni Weschler.  It will answer all your questions.
824126
well when i stopped my pill i got my period like normal then it stopped and came back i was worried i took a pregnacy test it came back negitive i  got the following month then disapeard again so i made an appointment with my gyn and i got these pills to take for 7 days and my cycle came back to normal she told me its not wise to just stop taking them i told her they made me sick so i didnt want to take them anymore so i am on another method of birth control
811583
I would say a fifty fifty chance. I know two people that got pregnant on the pill. one took antibiotics while on the pill and got pregnant the other forgot ONE pill and got pregnant. I also have a friend that got pregnant on the depo- provera shot.  She did not use protection the first week like she was supposed to and got pregnant.