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A member asked:
What's the soonest possible time a woman can ovalate after stopping birth control pills, after stopping after 8mnts an 4days into the new pack?
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A few weeks to month: You could get ovulate within a few weeks to about one month however, if you've been on it for a long time, some women take 6 months to a year to ovulate.
Answered 7/4/2013
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