Depo-Provera : Depo-provera can be associated with prolonged amenorrhea (not having your period). However it may not still be protective as a contraceptive during this time. You may wish to switch to oral contraceptives for birth control. They will likely give you regular monthly cycles and protect from pregnancy.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Take to dr: If you don't like the shot, it's possible that the side effects will get better over time, but there are many other choices. I would suggest you read about choices at bedsider.Org, write down your questions, and discuss with your clinician at an appointment before your next shot is due.
Answered 9/28/2016
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