the pill and pregnancy?

Question

i had been taking the microgynon 30 pill for 4 years. on january 18th i took my last pill in the pack & my period did not come in the break,i did hav light spotting for like half a day (only needed a pantyliner)wen it got 2 the day that i shud hav started the nxt pack of pills i did not just incase i might have been pregnant. i did not hav a period until the 18th of february. (have decided not 2 go bck on the pill) my next period is due on the 18th of march if i stil hav my 28 day cycle.(do u still have a 28 day cycle when u come off the pill, if i have already had a period at its normal (28 day cycle) time?).

i hav estimated wen i shud hav been ovulating & this was 4th march?

had unprotected sex with my boyfriend(2nd/3rd march)& he came inside me unintentionally,so was pulling out at the time 2 put on a condom. (so didnt fully come inside me)
(i know the withdrawel method doesnt prevent pregnancy)

what is the likely hood of becoming pregnant with the above in mind?

i had only just worked out when i might be ovulating.

if i did fall pregnant it would not be a crisis.

Answer 1

I would assume your chances are pretty high. I got pregnant within 2 weeks of stopping my birth control.

Answer 2

When you are on Microgynon 30 you don't have proper periods, they are called break through bleeds. That is why most women have lighter periods, it may be that in January you just had a very light bleed. Stress and illness can cause your periods to be different too. You can also have spotting in very early pregnancy when the egg implants.

There may be the chance that you were pregnant but miscarried very early, it happens alot without most women even knowing. That would explain the spotting and period in February.

After stopping the pill it can take a while for your cycle to return to normal but you can still become pregnant. Its like after you have had a baby, you can become pregnant straight away again but it can take months for your period to return (for me it was six months).

It is very likely that you could be pregnant at any time when not using contraception, but the best thing to do if you think you are pregnant is to do a test a couple of days after your period is due.

Hope this helps and good luck!

Answer 3

It sounds as thought this was halfways intentional!!! You know when you were ovulating, you stopped taking your pills, and you had unprotected sex. Precome is just as potent as the full out thing. The chances however and pretty unlikely. If you have been on the pill for that long it is in your system and therefore will take up to a month to get completely out of your system.
Each womans body is different, if you really want to know the likelyhood... take an at-home pregnancy test. If you still dont have a period visit your doctor and unless you are physically, emotionally and financially ready, and your relationship is ready for that kind of change.... you should probably get back on the pill.

Answer 4

i think of you need to do slightly extra examine right here puppy, you sound slightly at a loss for words via the completed element and that i'm no longer extremely particular what you're asking. I advise you the two confer with a physician, discern, or yet another person which you have faith approximately it - in case you assert you want to pass on the pill they ought to grasp what you advise. in case you advise is there a distinction between the contraceptive pill (which you're taking to evade being pregnant) and the morning after pill (which you're taking in case you have had unprotected intercourse or your different risk-free practices has failed), then confident, there is. They the two contain hormones, yet interior the morning after pill (additionally referred to as 'Plan B') they're in plenty greater quantities, and so which you need to in basic terms take that as a one off, it somewhat is relatively no longer designed to be taken frequently as a sort of birth control, and may be able to harm your wellbeing in case you probably did that. The contraceptive pill is designed to be taken frequently with out detrimental your wellbeing. The morning-after pill is designed to resign an egg being fertilised, the place because of the fact the contraceptive pill is designed to resign you ovulating so as that there is not any longer an egg there to be fertilised. wish this helps. x Edit: Riiiight, ok, it somewhat is purely 'the beginning administration pill' - there are various diverse ones which all have diverse names, your wellbeing care expert will ask some questions and then settle on which one is nice for you. maximum of them you're taking on a daily basis aside from the 7 days once you're taking a placebo sugar pill, and that's once you have your era, in spite of the indisputable fact that there are additionally some which you're taking each and daily. Have a verbal replace jointly with your wellbeing care expert, they're going to know what's ultimate.

Answer 5

I would say that from what I've read you are at your most fertile when you first stop taking the pill, so from your question above I can only say that I think there's a fairly high chance of conception.

There's only one way to find out though. Go get a pregnancy test then you can stop going through all of this in your head and work through whatever your situation is.

Whatever it is, I hope it works out for you.

Answer 6

Quite likely. It can only take a few days after coming off the pill to become pregnant. I came off the pill after taking it for 10 years, and got pregnant within a couple of weeks.