The following steps might speed up healing time for you: 1  Warm compress - Lightly press a clean, warm washcloth against your eyelid for 10 minutes. Try to do this at least 4 times a day. 2  Massage - Gently massage the affected area with the tips of your fingers, being careful not to poke yourself in the eye.
Doctors once believed that if you got pregnant right away that there was a higher chance of miscarriage, though this has not been found to be the case. And going off the pill is better than getting pregnant on the pill. Once you quit taking birth control pills you may ovulate within two to six weeks. The speed with which it is reversible is one of the big benefits of the pill. If you haven't had a normal period within eight weeks, you should consider calling your doctor or midwife for an exam.
Question: How long should I wait to get pregnant after the pill? Many women use oral contraceptives or the birth control pill as their method of contraception. When they decide that they are ready to become pregnant, they know that they need to discontinue taking the pill in order to become pregnant. The question then becomes how long must one wait before trying to conceive after coming off the pill. Answer: It was once believed that once you stopped taking the pill you should wait two to three menstrual cycles before getting pregnant.