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Posted on June 23, 2009 by Joy Stoyle | Posted under Pregnancy
Stopping the Pill - How to Stop the Right Way
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What Pills Contain and How They Work Before you go about stopping the pill, you need to understand what these pills contain and how they work as well. There are many different types of pills that are available today, but they usually work in much the same way. They usually use a combination of progestin and estrogen in the pills. This helps to make sure that you do not ovulate each month, which means that you don't get pregnant. Also, the mucous that is in the cervix becomes thicker, which means that the sperm have a harder problem even getting to the uterus. Decreased Fertility Can Occur for a Short Period After stopping the pill, you may find that decreased fertility can occur for a short period. If you do this the right way, in most cases it will not last for long. In many cases, this only lasts for a couple months. However, if you don't stop the right way, you may have more problems. Studies have shown that decreased fertility can occur for about three months after you take the pill. Stop 3 Months Before You Want to Conceive The best way to go about stopping the pill if you want to have a baby of your own is to stop taking the pill about 3-4 months before you actually want to conceive. This way those hormones don't stay in your system and cause problems with conception. In most cases this will be enough to make sure that you will be able to conceive. In those three months, usually the traces of the pill are erased from the body. However, you may want to use condoms or other barrier methods during these three months to make sure that you don't get pregnant before you are ready to. About The Author: |
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