How long does it take for the contraceptive pill to fully come out of your system?

Question

Im trying for a baby

Answer 1

I would wait at least 6 months. Definitly wait till you now it is completly out of your system or could cause problems with the baby talk to your doctor

Answer 2

Some experts recommend that you stop taking the pill two or three months before trying to conceive because, as well as preventing you from ovulating, oral contraceptives cause changes in the lining of your uterus. These experts believe that if you did accidentally become pregnant, the embryo might not be able to embed itself in the uterine wall. The changes in the uterine lining take a few menstrual cycles to correct, so if you became pregnant immediately after stopping the pill, you might have a higher risk of miscarriage.

Answer 3

Oh dear, how many myths are there about this!
Right, it takes aproximately 24 hours for the drug to be filtered from your system. If you had a drug test, it would not show up after 24 hours.

The confusion stems from the length of time it takes your body to begin ovulating again. This depends on your hormones. You are basically waiting for your ovaries to kick start themselves. This can happen immediatly, or can take up to a year. The average is about 3 months. If you are not pregnant after a year, it may be that your ovaries have not started ovulatiing and you need a drug called Clomid (trade name) to kick start them.

As I said, the drug has left your body after 24 hours so there is NO risk to your baby should you fall pregnant straight away, as many people do. Please don't listen to bad advice or scaremongerers. If you want more info check out these sites.

Answer 4

it is a withdrawal bleed brought about with the aid of the removal of the pill on your 7 pill unfastened days, in assessment to a era, that's the laying off of the endometrium, which thickened to deal with an ovum (egg). The pill isn't a favorable well being circulate, yet aside from the marginal develop in clots,pulmonary emboli and strokes, maximum women human beings would be grossly unaffected with the aid of being on it.

Answer 5

being a pill taker myself i think i can answer your question first of all it depends how long youve been on the pill but they say give 3-6 months for your period to return has it stops for a few month but i came off the pill and got pregnant straightaway i was on the pill for 7 years i didnt know i was pregnant till a few months later has i thought i stopped my perios because of the pill so good luck

Answer 6

typically about 3 months, although, some women get pregnant the first month after stopping it

I've heard that it doesn't matter how long you were on it, whether it was 10 years or 6 months. However, that is disputed and some say the longer you were on it, the longer it will take you to get pregnant.

Answer 7

I understand it can take up to three months though some get pregnant their first cycle after coming off the pill. Good luck!

Answer 8

,every woman is different it could be gone as soon as you stop or carry on for a few months that's why some women get pregnant just by missing one pill don't be impatient it will happen when you are ready ,worrying can delay things.good luck

Answer 9

it took my frend 6 months after the pill its all very personal to help eat a good diet and exersize drink alot fo water get on some pernatal vitamens to help it go a little faster good luck

Answer 10

they say it could take 6month,just make sure you have a least 2 normal periods before,my sis came off pill fell pregs after only one period everybody bodies are different good luck