Is it possible for the menstrual cycle to be irregular after stopping contraception?

Yes, it is possible for your menstrual cycle to be irregular after stopping contraception. It may take a few months for your cycle to regulate. It is still possible to get pregnant even if you are not having regular periods. It is recommended to take a pregnancy test if you miss your period by 3-5 days. If it has been a full month since your last period and the tests are still negative, it is advised to consult a doctor.

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Is it possible for the menstrual cycle to be irregular after stopping contraception?

Yes, it is possible for your menstrual cycle to be irregular after stopping contraception. It may take a few months for your cycle to regulate. It is still possible to get pregnant even if you are not having regular periods. It is recommended to take a pregnancy test if you miss your period by 3-5 days. If it has been a full month since your last period and the tests are still negative, it is advised to consult a doctor.