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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Boole" data-source="post: 26666830" data-attributes="member: 555059">Research shows long-term (and even short term)<a href="https://bedsider.org/features/76-birth-control-and-infertility-does-using-birth-control-hurt-my-chances-of-getting-pregnant-later" target="_blank"> birth control methods do not affect your future fertility.</a> That’s why women who use the pill regularly but accidentally forget to take it for a few days can get pregnant that month. Women who have an IUD and have it removed can then get pregnant. All birth control methods available at BC4Teens are completely reversible. They will not prevent your ability to have children in the future. Fertility varies from person to person. Birth control doesn’t affect your ability to have babies when you’re ready for them, but untreated sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can. That’s why doubling up (using condoms with your primary birth control method) is so important to prevent STIs and pregnancy.</blockquote>

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