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I have taken oral contraceptives for 3 days. If i stop them then when will i ovulate and when will my periods come
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oral contraceptive pills are generally given for 21 days and not just for 3 days if it is gonna be stopping oral contraceptive pill in between you can experience spotting and there will not be ovalation at all in this cycle
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This cycle will be a little unpredictable. Kindly connect for detailed discussion
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After 7-8 days
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Time of ovulation cannot be predicted exactly . You could have a break through bleeding on stopping theOC.
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Details about the problem can be shared on direct consult
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Dr. Dhivya R
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
22 yrs exp
Bangalore
We can't predict as you have taken pills
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Dr. Shalini Kumari
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Plz connect privately for better discussion
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