Yes, : Yes, it is possible for you to get pregant. This is because the hormones in each injection last about 3 months. Since it has been more than 3 months since your last dose, then it is possible that no birth control hormone is present in your system. While some women note that it takes a while for their mentsral cycle to return to normal, there is still a chance that you can get pregnant. Look for the other early signs of pregnancy such as 1. Nausea/vomiting - morning sickness 2. Spotting/breakthrough bleeding - due to an egg's implantation into the uterus 3. Back pain 4. Breast enlargement and/or tendeness 5. Heachaches - due to hormonal changes 6. Nipple changes (for instance a change in color) 7. Frequent urination the pregnancy hormone can be detected in the urine 14 days after conception. Do take a pregnancy test after that time frame.
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Depo-progesterone: Depo-progesterone is an effective contraceptive, but can influence ovulation and cause infrequent menstruation. If you are now still receiving shots of depo-progesterone, and wish to consider pregnancy, see an OB provider for an exam, and testing, as there are many conditions which affect one's ability to become pregnant.
Answered 8/27/2018
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