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What can i do to regulate my cycle after being on depo?
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Just give it time: It takes a while for your cycle to return to "normal" after being on depo-provera. Most likely, your ovulation will continue while on depo-provera and after stopping it. You may have some vaginal spotting and bleeding off and on, so be prepared for that. Most importantly, be sure to use a backup method of birth control, as you can become pregnant. Talk with your doctor and be healthy!
Answered 3/16/2016
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