If I stopped taking oral birth control pills, would I.........?
919201
if all these things happens to you after you started the pill then yes probably with in a month maybe even a few weeks you'd most likely go back to feeling the way you did before.  you could also try talking to you doctor and try a different pill.  so many doctors do not pay attention to those "minor" side effects cause they don't have to live with them.  they are not minor to the people that have to live with them.  and one thing they often don't bother to tell girls is that some pills just screw certain people up.  it can take several pills to find one that works right with your body.  you could go through 2 or 3 or even more to find the right one... although it can be really worth it when you do. good luck i hope you find something that works out so you feel better.
13409
Yep.  It's like the first time that you took them, you gained a little weight probably, and your period was a little messed up.  The pills make some changes in your body, and now your body is trying to get back to the way that it was before you were on the birth control.  If you keep spotting then you may want to see a GYNO just to get things checked out.  Good Luck!
258829
if you are on the pill, stop taking it.\n\nIf not, then there is no way, sorry
991639
Most likely.\n\nYOur cycle changes over the entirety of your life. When you mfirst stop taking the pill, your cycke will seem the same for a month or so, until the hormones are out of your system. Then your cycle will be unpredictable while your body adjusts the cycle on its own.\n\nMost likely, cramping will return, but your cycle won't be like it was when you first started, especially if you have been on it for a while.\n\nAs you mature, your cycle does become more predictable then it was in your teens, until you start menopause. So in your late 20s and 30s it may settle into something more constant, but don't bet on it.
1080634
no but it will take a year or two after you stop taking them for you become back to your full fertile point.
198913
If you have just stopped taking your birth control pill you can get spotting in between your periods. if you are at all worried you should seek medical advise, just to put your mind at rest.
350424
Birth control pills, or your menstrual cycle.
335912
I had the same thing happen to me and my birth control wouldn't stop it. You should visit the doctor but what he told me was to keep taking the pill until the pack was finished then he started me on some with lower hormones.And within a few days I was back to normal.
44596
I think that if a woman stops ovulating there would be no more menstruation, and estrogen levels change, to me this is part of a biological clock in women which indicates the conceiving period is over and pregnancy at a late age is risky.\nFortunately there are supplements that can be taken for the secondary effects such as hot flashes like black cohosh and flax hull lignans. Lignans are a type of plant chemical that can simulate and help balance human hormones such estrogen.
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.
165949
Your period may become irregular after stopping the use of birth control. speak to your gyn about this though.
145030
I wouldn't use a pill. You have no idea what side effects it could have. Just exercise and eat right.
512515
I thought the little blue pill was supposed to bring you out of the Matrix and back into reality... either that, or really good birth control!\n\nI think you actually need the chartreuse pill if you want to be weaned off of Yahoo! Answers... *wink*
290759
yeah u should i know alot of ppls who lose weight when they get off the pill
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.
1184704
No. Plus you can miss a period when you are on the pill too.
302348
If you're on the pill, you can just start your new pack when your period is supposed to start.  Many doctors now say it's OK to bypass periods when you're on the pill.\n\nALWAYS check with your doctor first, of course. ;-)