Going off birth control

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Asked for Female, 19 Years

Hi So i took birth control pills as suggested by my doctor for 6 months as i have pcod and irregular periods .My periods came evry 3 months or so . I exercise n am on my way of getting to my ideal weight. I wnt to know when will i get my periods ?What if it doesnot come for more than 3 months then Willthey ever come? Will i ever be able to conceive ?I wish i never took pills .I didnt know all these i was scared that i have pcod .

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Dr. Veena Vidyasagar Gynecologist 50 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Veena Vidyasagar

Gynecologist 50 yrs exp Bangalore

Dear Practo user, Your description is not complete. Hence, it is not possible to answer correctly. Are you taking birth control pills continuously? If so, the periods will not come. Whether you will be able to conceive also cannot be answered? Though there is problem in conceiving in case of PCOS, many do conceive. That requires some investigations and frequent follow ups.

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