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Q: Does the Pill Affect Pregnancy Later On

asked by: bertina on December 8th, 2006

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Does the pill affetc pregnancy in the future??? I'm getting on the pill but I surely want kids later on in the future!!! My doctor told me that it wont be a problem but i'm still a bit worried! Does anyone had problems with getting pregnant after stopping the pill?? Just to let you know my doctor prescribed me yasmin. I can live with all the other side effects that can occur because I prefer the side effects than getting pregnant right now but I want to be able to have kids later on!

Pls I need your help....My mind is full of questions!!
Roberta

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Jules

replied on December 8th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

There's no evidence that the pill causes any problems with fertility when you stop it other than the fact your cycle might be a bit messed up for a few months after you come off it. The depo injection is another matter - women can find it takes a year or more to become fertile again after being on that.

Don't worry!

Becky

replied on December 8th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

I was on the pill when I became pregnant so it obviously didn't effect my fertlity! Lol.

The only thing they suggest is to wait until you get a proper period so they can date it correctly

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