According to the nhs, the first period after coming off the pill is a 'withdrawal bleed', the second period is your first natural bleed. although you can get pregnant as soon as you come off the pill, the nhs recommends that you wait until after your first natural period, to let your cycle settle and to help your gp or midwife predict your due. After getting off the pill i didn't get a period for 40 something days, but we were using condoms at that point. after that period we started trying but i didn't know when i might ovulate because i didn't know if my cycle would stay at 40 days or return to a more normal 30-32 days.. It took us a month to get pregnant when we started trying, but that was after 8-9 months of not trying and just not taking the pill. i tracked my period and ovulation obsessively after getting off the pill which i imagined helped when we decided to start trying..
A study found that women who started using birth control pills under the age of 21 may find it more difficult to get pregnant, compared with those who started taking the pill after 21.. If you're coming off the pill because you're trying to conceive, you're probably wondering just how quickly you can get pregnant.. well, in a nutshell: it's not a straightforward answer, and pretty different for everyone, but it is possible that you could get pregnant quite quickly after your last tablet.. If you are sexually active, you can get pregnant within a few days of coming off the pill. if you do not want to get pregnant, make sure you have organised a replacement method of contraception. if you are changing from one pill to another pill, or a new form of contraception, it is sometimes advised to use an additional barrier method (like.
