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A member asked:
Is it common to miscarry shortly after stopping birth control?
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No difference: Miscarriage is very common--up to 25 % -especially now that women are doing pregnancy tests if they are a day late. The pill does not increase you risk--it just happens---and the risk is the same with your next pregnancy--so you would not be a higher risk. Don't forget to take your folic acid-preferable before you conceive, to reduce spinal problems in baby.
Answered 9/28/2016
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