Getting pregnant on the pill is unfortunately not that difficult. Miss a pill, or be on a pill that does not contain a high enough dose of hormones for your body and it's about like taking a sugar pill everyday.
Except in some drug interactions, the amount of hormone is always strong enough to be used as contraception. Otherwise, sometimes the amount of hormones isn't appropriated and you experiment some side effects. In those cases, changing for a different pill would be preferable (we might say "this pill wasn't strong enough for you"... but that NEVER means that you were at risk for getting pregnant). The most common factor is when you miss a pill.
IUD's work by not allowing a fertilized egg to implant in the uterine wall. The fact you got pregnant on the pill is not actually going to have an effect on how an IUD works. However I strongly suggest that you discuss all the risks of IUD's with your doctor because they have in some cases cause permanent damage to woman's uterus. If you intend to have children in the future this could be complicated.
No. IUD is a contraceptive. Contraceptive decrease or/and prevent pregnancy not increase the chance of conceiving.
Being off the shot for that long, you are no longer protected from pregnancy.
The chances of getting pregnant are always high - a week before or even after. The sperm can hang around a lot longer than you think. Don't rely on the cycle period of conception. Use a condom or refrain if you want to remain safe.
Once you get married you have to wait about a season or longer before getting pregnant.
it means getting shorter or longer.
== == PLEASE remember there ARE women who have had the cauterization of tubes done and DID conceive afterwards... nothing is impossible concerning pregnancy! Trust ME preg # 11 You can most certainly get pregnant after a tubal has been performed. But the chances are low, so trying to get pregnant would probably not work out and will only cause pain and frustration for you. Good luck :)
yes the two babies that were there before are no longer there meaning that yes you can unless the doctor told you you had a miscarriage infection which would be a different story but yes you can still get pregnant
My mom was on the pill for longer then a year and she had me...so just use protection cause you never know
You can no longer becoma pregnant after a tubaligation
If a lady is no longer ovulating then no eggs are being produced and therefore she can no longer become pregnant.
The wavelength would increase because the wave would be flattening out and getting longer.
The possibility of getting pregnant after your period is reasonably high, but depends on your menstrual cycle. During the typical 28 day cycle a woman would be fertile around days 7-16, but if your cycle is longer you may not be fertile directly after your period.
There is none, if she's pregnant you will start seeing signs such as her nipples getting longer and the hair pulling away from them, her stomach getting bigger in about 2-3 weeks