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A member asked:
Constant itchy skin for the last 2 month seemed to notice it started since getting the contraceptive injection?
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Progesterone allergy: The only way to tell would be to stop the injection for a certain time (length depends on the duration of action) and see if the itching goes away. If the injection is a progesterone, one must consider progesterone allergy to be a culprit. You medical condition listed you as being pregnant and thus I wonder why the BC -since the horse has already left the barn?
Answered 9/23/2016
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