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I been trying to get pregnant since may that's when i had bc removed from my arm how long does it take after the bc is removed ?
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50% chance by 6mos: 6 months after removing a contraceptive device, an average of 50% of women will be able to get pregnant. This is very comparable to the success rate without ever having used contraception. The success rate is higher as more time passes by, so keep trying!
Answered 10/31/2014
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