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There's no definite answer to when you'll actually become pregnant, but once your period has returned to its natural rythm your chances of pregnancy are back to where they'd be if you hadn't been on the pill.

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I had been on the pill for 4 years and got pregnant 3 months after not taking the pill. We weren't trying. but I also had a misscariage at 5 weeks. Allthough I can't contribute that to anything.

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it is very possible to happen right away. but most likely, you should at least wait a month or two just to let your body get back into "not taking the pill" because taking the pill for 6 yrs is a long time and your body will be going threw many changes now.. so if your trying wait a few months to let your period and hormones get a feel of what it is like w-o the pill. hope i helped good luck

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I was on the pill for 8 years. I stopped taking it 4 months ago because my prescription ran out. I just started the pill this past sunday. Do I risk of getting pregnant?

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Yes. Birth Control is not 100% effective.

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