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What is the possibility of ovulation after 2 weeks or more off the active pills?
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100%: The average time of ovulation for the average woman is 2 weeks from the beginning of the cycle. If you stopped the pills 2 weeks ago you are either ovulating or about to.
Answered 7/1/2014
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