i myself is a self-confessed pill long-term user and haven't experienced to have a hard pregnancy.

i don't think it could harm you or rather make it harder for you to conceive. there is no basis for that.

no evidence that long-term use of pill will cause you to be infertile.

in fact, there is a study about that issue that about 74% of those women who have been a long-term pill user conceived within 6 months and the rest of those percentage conceives after a year.

well, sometimes there are chances that it will really affect you. my friend have that kind of problem and mind you, not only she had become imfertile, she also developed a cyst in her ovary.

that's scary, yes maybe sometimes there are instances that it would really affect your fertility.

well, it wouldn't make you any lesser to be infertile but it would only delay your conception.

this doesn't mean you will be infertile. this has been associated only with those complications that a pill may cause you.

just like what harlem? yes i've heard that kind of explanation but haven't take it seriously.

it would actually cause you ovarian and uterine cancers, just like deborah mentioned a while ago with her friend who has a cyst. that cyst might develop into cancer.

yes, exactly. also it would complicate you to have endometriosis, ectopic pregnancy and pelvic inflammatory disease.

it would never be harmful unless if your usage will be in an abusive way.

A: if you happen in planning to conceive and you are a pill user, you better stop taking the pill for 2 to 3 months before trying the chance to have a baby.

yes that is correct. sometimes if you don't stop using pill or you abruptly stop taking the pill and you wanted to have a baby, chances are you might have the higher risk of miscarriage.

doctors would have to advice you to have a one natural period before trying to conceive.

that is best so that you will be sure enough that by the time you are conceiving, you will have a healthy pregnancy.