[b][/b]MYTH: Long-term Pill use makes falling pregnant less likely

A study at Copenhagen University Hospital last year found that levels of anti-Mullerian hormone and antral follicles, which predict fertilisation probability, were 19 and 16 per cent lower respectively in Pill users than those not taking a contraceptive pill.
Ovarian volume was also between 29 and 52 per cent smaller. While they said the changes were likely to reverse after stopping the Pill, researchers suggested testing ovarian reserves three months after stopping the Pill to accurately gauge fertility odds.
Experts at The Royal Women's Hospital in Melbourne say some practitioners suggest having three normal menstrual cycles after discontinuing the Pill...see more--->http://www.healthmyfitness.com/2016/03/5-tthings-you-dont-know-about.html?m=1