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I have had a question for a number of years and now am wondering how to advise my daughters.  Is there any data about the number of years a woman has taken birth control pills and resulting infertility in later life?  If a person started taking BCPs in her teens and then is trying to have a pregnancy in her 30's, that is half her life surpressing the natural hormonal processes.  Comments?

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