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Is it possible that I have conceived?
My husband and I are TTC. this is my first month off of the pill. I took my last active pill on sept.3 and had a normal period on sept.6. I don't think i'm due for my period until the first week of october, however i'm not exactly sure because it is my first month off the pill and I've read that it can take several months for a women's body to ovulate normally after going off the pill. We had sex around the time I think i ovulated and I seem to be having common early pregnancy symptoms such as sore breasts, nausea, and feeling tired all of the time. I know these could also be premenstrual symptoms. Does anyone know of anyone who got pregnant right after stopping the pill? any info would be helpful. Thanks so much.
If you had a normal period which started on the 6th of Sept and if the pill didn't mess you up and you ovulated around the 20th which would be about 14 days then you could be pregnant. But that means you are only 6 or so days pregnant. I don't think you'd be feeling any symptoms yet but it is certainly possible that you could be pregnant.
its very likely you have ovulated since your last period! let us know how it turns out!!
you can feel symptoms right away b/c everyone is different just dont think about it much b/c you can make them up. i am actually on the pill right now and i think i ovulated and i am experiencing everything that the pill can cause but is similar to preg symptoms. good luck to you. let us know!!!
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