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hi iam 21 years old My ill time start in january 27-1-2010 and finished in31-1-2010 always as this but i was taking pills the 5 day of my ill time i ammarried 1 year and in 9-2-2010 february i stoped pills i am useing Yasmin filmcoated tablets i stop cz i want to have baby so later 1 week i saw dark brownspot one day and stop later pink brown spot and stop again and in 16-2-2010february my ill time came and in 22-2-2010 finished later i did test pregnancyin 7-3-2010 it was negative , i am worried it there is a problem when i can dotest again and can i get pragnent cz i am worry if my illtime came this month iwill feel so bad. thx so much for helping.
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From what I have read, doctors generally recommend waiting 3 months after you stop taking the pill before trying to conceive. I'm guessing this allows time for the hormone levels in your body to go back to normal and for your cycles/ovulation to regulate. Since you only stopped taking the pill a month ago, you have no reason to worry. Plus, getting pregnant often takes awhile, so try not to stress!
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thx u my ill time came at 16 but i will try to not stress but hope the next ill time will not come but i having dizzy and b___st pain and feeling throwing out can it be pragnent starting and this ill time mean dirty boold like cleaning blood to make the body ready clean blood for pregnace i dont know i am keeping my self to not worry cz i heard womens stop pills and the can get pragnent in 1month iam feeling despret and shy if i will not be pragnent .
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Good luck with trying to conceive. My husband and I are trying at the moment too.
Don't be surprised if it takes awhile to fall pregnant. Some women do get pregnant easily, but even after being off the pill for a few months, it can still take a fit, healthy couple several months to conceive. Obviously, you give yourself the best chance of getting pregnant if you "try" as often as possible. It may also help to find out when you ovulate to make sure you make the most of your most fertile time. Do an internet search on fertility or ovulation or conceiving a baby and you will find a lot of information.
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ya but th?s ?ll t?me so pa?nfull ? feel?ng l?ke throw?ng and d?zzy and pa?n back and stomak f?rst t?me as th?s ?t ?s normal and the blood so l?ght next month my ?ll t?me can come or not?
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sorry but really thx for helping me cz i am living far from my contry and family so i dont have here some body help me and my husband dont know about nothing this ill times can be start pregnant or still nothing happend this my 2 ill time after stoping pills or when i finish this time we start cz we r trying hard so it made me worry that i have problem ?
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Please try not to worry. It is unlikely that you are pregnant yet if you have your period (though there is a very slight chance). It is totally normal for it to take quite awhile to get pregnant, but if you are concerned and would like a check-up, of course see your doctor. Many doctors encourage pre-conception appointments so you can discuss all the issues, and they can also advise you about how to understand your cycle and know when you are ovulating.
Also, you will probably want to start taking the correct vitamins. There are specific vitamins you can get if you are trying to get pregnant or are pregnant. Ask your pharmacist-you don't need a prescription. They are best taken at least 3 months before you conceive (in particular to build up folic acid levels in your system), but obviously the sooner you can start, the better. Good luck!
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Oops - almost forgot. The discomfort you are talking about sounds like it could be a bad case of menstrual cramps, but you should probably see your doctor just in case. It could also be the stress of trying to get pregnant making you feel unwell. Please try not to worry!
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