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2017-02-21 14:11:07
I have been taking femilon pill since a year. Now I want to stop taking these pills. Will it have any side effect on my pregnancy? After stop taking these pills in how many days I can get pregnant?
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Dear Practo user, Usually, there are no side effects on pregnancy which occurs shortly after stopping Femilon. Your second query is not clear. I am answering as I interpret your question. The duration it takes one to get pregnant varies from woman to woman. Mostly, pregnancy occurs 2 to 3 months after stopping the pill.

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