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Q: Birth Control & Ovulation

asked by: DismalEuphoria on January 2nd, 2004

Experienced User

I am on the pill, just recently went back on it about 3 weeks ago. My question is, does ovulation occur at the same time each month no matter what, or does the pill throw it off? Just curious, because after I come off of it, I want to start tracking my fertile days. Do you start to ovulate according to your new cycle with the pill, or does it occur on it's own schedule, as it did before you start taking the pill? Sorry if that sounds silly, but I have to know! Thanks!

Replies(2)

DismalEuphoria

replied on January 4th, 2004

Experienced User

I clicked on the link, but it doesn't work!!! Crying or Very sad

DismalEuphoria

replied on January 5th, 2004

Experienced User

Thank You

I visited the site, but it seems to help further birth control on a natural calendar method. I want to do just the opposite. I am hoping to conceive within the next few months (the sooner, the better) and I just need to know if my ovulation is on a constant cycle, or if being on birth control threw it off. Thank you for your help though.

Kate Wink

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