Birth control pills work by setting up a sort of false pregnancy, using hormones to make the body think it is already pregnant so it stops having periods and stops ovulating.
Upon stopping taking birth control pills, a woman could ovulate at any time, and in fact has an even greater chance of pregnancy. One method used to treat women who are having difficulty getting pregnant is to put them on birth control pills for a while, then taking them off of it.
Upon stopping taking birth control pills, a woman could ovulate at any time, and in fact has an even greater chance of pregnancy. One method used to treat women who are having difficulty getting pregnant is to put them on birth control pills for a while, then taking them off of it.
