The pill is one of the most used contraceptive methods by women around the world. It can contain two forms of artificial hormones, estrogen and progestin, or progestin only, that prevent ovulation from occurring, meaning that a woman’s ovary releases a mature egg.
When the couple wants to have a baby and the woman stops taking the pill , several questions arise: Should the body rest so that it is free of the hormones released by the pill? How long will it take to get pregnant?
How long does it take to get pregnant after stopping the pill?
There are many factors that influence when it comes to being able to conceive again, in addition to the fact that you have stopped taking the pill. But some scientific studies document a temporary delay in conceiving that usually only lasts a few months.
According to experts from Ava, the company that created the first bracelet that detects the most fertile days of each woman, “ the body does not need any hormone break before trying to conceive , although it is true that the longer it passes, the more the probabilities of happening ”.
Unless there is a health problem, 70 percent of women ovulate in their first cycle after stopping the pill. And, three cycles later, 98 percent ovulate, in no way influencing the length of time they had been taking the pill.
The period after the pill
After stopping the pill, it may take a few months for some women to have their period again. This is known as “post-pill amenorrhea” and it occurs because it may take time for the body to be able to re-produce certain hormones that were previously released by the pill.
However, Ava experts recall that sometimes this method
Contraceptive conceals a health problem that was already disrupting the cycle. Many diseases, such as polycystic ovary syndrome or hypothalamic amenorrhea, can cause irregular cycles.
Can the pill harm the fetus?
Another major concern for women who have stopped the pill is whether the hormones produced by the pill can harm the baby. In this regard, many studies show that there is no increased risk of birth defects in babies.
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