You take birth control pill to regulate your cycle but you want to get pregnant what should you do?

Answer 1

If you are using Birth Control pills they will keep you from getting pregnant until you are off of them but even if you didn't take them you would still be able to get pregnant they are just to help you have a regulated period Birth Controls pills are 99% effective in preventing pregnancy and should not be taken if pregnant, or trying to get pregnant. For other options it's best to consult your doctor.

Answer 2

The only way to start becoming pregnant is if you stop taking birth control.Birth control may regulate your period, but it will also prevent you from becoming pregnant. If you are trying to become pregnant, you should go to your physician for guidance on how to do so.

Answer 3

You can stop taking the pill an immediately start to try to get pregnant. The old recommendation to use a barrier method until the first period was due to the difficulty of guessing when you got pregnant; with modern ultrasound available, there's no need to delay trying to conceive.

Answer 4

Here are some thoughts:

-Talk with your health care provider about the reasons for your missing periods. Having this answer will tell you more about what you need to do to get pregnant.

-Understand that going without a period for eight months can be dangerous if you have a hormone imbalance and are not on birth control. If your body has plenty of estrogen but you're not ovulating, you may need to shed that excess lining and reduce the levels of LH in your body. Many fertility programs use birth control pills for a few months to help your body make that change. Is this

why you started birth control while you were seeking pregnancy?

It sounds like you need to contact the prescriber to get more information. Either you or your health care provider is missing information you need to understand the situation.