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I have been on the pill for about 10 years . how long do i have to wait to fall pregnant?
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That depends: If you are already having regular menses and have been off the pill for 3 months, likely at your age if you are otherwise healthy you can become pregnant now. If you are actively attempting conception you will want to time intercourse to maximize your chance of conception. This also depends on your partner's age and fertility. If you do not wish pregnancy you need another method of birth control.
Answered 7/15/2014
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