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After how long after stopping oralcon can i fall pregnant?
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If you ovulate: regularly, (28 day cycles), prior to using the oral contraceptive, you could ovulate as soon as 2.5 weeks from stopping the pill. If irregular prior, you should discuss this with your doctor if your cycles are delayed without pregnancy.
Answered 2/10/2021
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