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A member asked:
I have just stopped taking the pill (mirelle). is there any time frame we need to wait for before we start trying to get pregnant or can we start trying immediately? does getting pregnant soon after stopping the pill have any effects on a baby?
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You can try now: You can start trying to get pregnant the day after you stop taking the pill. It could take several months for you to be successful, especially if the pill made you stop having periods but there is no particular risk.
Answered 9/23/2020
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