Hello Lady
It is possible that you are pregnant, but I don't know the liklihood. Were you using another form of birth control before the NuvaRing? That would factor into your chances. I checked the NuvaRing site at http://www.nuvaring.com/Consumer/commonQuestions/index.asp and they say this:
"How do I stop using NuvaRing® if I want to get pregnant?
Simply stop—your fertility should return in a short period of time. Results of a clinical study indicate that return to normal ovulation typically occurs within 13 to 28 days following removal of the ring."
My guess is if you were on the pill or any other hormonal contraceptive prior to NuvaRing, it may be too soon to have normal hormonal levels that allow pregnancy, but if you were not, it's hard to say.
I suggest you get in touch with your ob/gyne if you have more questions about fertility. She can give you much better odds on this sort of thing.
Good luck to you!
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Hello Lady
May 14, 2010 - 6:41amIt is possible that you are pregnant, but I don't know the liklihood. Were you using another form of birth control before the NuvaRing? That would factor into your chances. I checked the NuvaRing site at http://www.nuvaring.com/Consumer/commonQuestions/index.asp and they say this:
"How do I stop using NuvaRing® if I want to get pregnant?
Simply stop—your fertility should return in a short period of time. Results of a clinical study indicate that return to normal ovulation typically occurs within 13 to 28 days following removal of the ring."
My guess is if you were on the pill or any other hormonal contraceptive prior to NuvaRing, it may be too soon to have normal hormonal levels that allow pregnancy, but if you were not, it's hard to say.
I suggest you get in touch with your ob/gyne if you have more questions about fertility. She can give you much better odds on this sort of thing.
Good luck to you!
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