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I got the depot shot in may 2015. i spotted most of the time. i opted not to take the second shot. now there's no spotting. pregnant or not?
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Do pregnancy test: The spotting from DepoProvera is a common side effect. Stopping the DepProvera stopped the spotting. No period does not mean you are pregnant. You should do a pregnancy test.
Answered 9/15/2015
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