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Old 07-31-2006, 02:24 PM
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I've always had a regular 29 day cycle for years,but lately since we've stopped using contraception because we are trying for a baby.My cycle as been all over the place.Some months it is 27 days others as long as 32.Is this anything to do with try to conceive.I'm concerned.I've never been pregnant before and my husband as never had any children before either.I'd appreciate any info.Thanks.
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When you stop taking birth control, it creates a shock to your hormonal balance. It causes fluctuations in your hormones. It can take a long time for your body to regulate the hormones and for your cycles to become regular again. They may or may not be the same duration once it is regulated again. Just give it some time to balance out.
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