Wondering how long it will take to conceive after going off birth control? According to Dr. Joseph Hill
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“Ovulation could return as early as the next menstrual cycle after you stop taking birth control pills, although regular cycles (every 24 to 32 days) could be delayed for a few months. Once your ovulatory cycle does return, your chances of getting pregnant are about 20% per month. If regular cycles don’t return within six months after you stop taking birth control, talk with your doctor.” Create a TTC ticker
-- Dr. Joseph Hill
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