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ChantalotGuest ·
What exactly is "ontpillen"? Does it stop as soon as you feel your ovulation? I felt my ovulation on January 26th. Could I expect my period about 14 days after that? Or could my cycle still be much longer?
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Anonymous Guest #2
Waking off the pill is the time your body needs to get back into the cycle it would have without the pill. That usually takes a few months to a year. Because after a cycle of, say, 35 days, the next one might take 49 or 28 days for the round to be complete. So you have to wait for a few periods to see if it's regular and assume your body has picked it up again. Even if you feel a twinge from an egg about to burst, it can happen that it doesn't burst or bursts later. But most who want to get pregnant don't wait for that and just try. And since you're not using the pill anymore, it could happen.
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