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Ovulation?

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Cintya
Hi! I stopped the pill in February this year, and in March I got my period like usual, and around my fertile days I really felt the ovulation very clearly. But last Thursday/Friday I should have ovulated again, but it didn't happen (otherwise I would have felt it). What could that mean? My cycle is 28 days.

Greetings O-)

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  1. Cintya started this #2

    no one?

  2. Engeltje Guest #3

    Hi, they call that "un-pilling." The cycle that was previously controlled by the pill now needs to be restarted by your body. It could take a while before everything gets back on track.

    Nothing to worry about.

    Angel

  3. Cintya #4

    Hi angel!
    Well, that doesn't really seem likely to me. I stopped the pill (took the last pill of the pack, then got my period, and the following month I got it right on time as usual... And now I'm supposed to get my period again next week... So I'm curious!)

    Best,

  4. Engeltje Guest #5

    Haha but you didn't mention that you've been working hard! :-)

    In that case, I think you know what it means! Good luck and I hope it hits the mark!

  5. Cintya #6

    That's true, I didn't mention it, so it was a bit unclear, sorry! Yeah, I don't know, maybe it's working, I hope so! In the morning when I wake up and my arm is lying there, my belly seems a bit more swollen, you know.. I thought it was between your ears, maybe that's it too.. I'm going to buy a test tomorrow!

  6. Cintya #7

    Oh angel,
    I just want to let you know that I'm not pregnant unfortunately! I just took a test.

    Then I don't really know how things stand now. Maybe the last period wasn't a real one and I still need to adjust after stopping the pill, I wouldn't know. Or maybe ovulation did happen, but I just didn't feel it.
    It's really a shame, but well, next round then!

    Greetings

  7. Engeltje Guest #8

    Oh, what a pity :-( I can imagine you're a bit disappointed. Better luck next month!!

    Engeltje

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