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A member asked:
I just started withdraw bleeding after coming off my bc pill. when should i be able to get pregnant after it stops? or will i bleed again?
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Ovulation: If you ovulate this month then you should be able to attempt pregnancy. Realize however that humans only have about a 20% chance of pregnancy each month, even when everything is "normal".
Answered 8/22/2013
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