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Is Pregnancy Possible Even After Depo Shot?

Am I Pregnant?
I'm 15 I'm on the Depo shot been on for a lil over a month now first time on it. I had sex 5 days ago without protection and he ejaculated inside of me...... Yesterday I thought I had my period it was pinkish, brownish real light it stopped within 5 mins.... I've been emotional, urinating ALOT, VERY tired, back aches, stomach feels weird...... Could I be pregnant?
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi,
I have gone through your query and understood the concern. Since you have been on the hormone contraception, your cycles are protected. However, during the initial months, it is preferable to use additional protection. Menstrual disturbances ranging from heavy and/or prolonged periods, inter-menstrual bleeding, scanty periods and absent periods can be seen. This corrects once the body adjusts to the altered hormone levels. Your symptoms are not specific only for pregnancy; they can also be seen with hormone imbalance. Please get further help from your health care provider. Take care.
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Is Pregnancy Possible Even After Depo Shot?

Hi, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. Since you have been on the hormone contraception, your cycles are protected. However, during the initial months, it is preferable to use additional protection. Menstrual disturbances ranging from heavy and/or prolonged periods, inter-menstrual bleeding, scanty periods and absent periods can be seen. This corrects once the body adjusts to the altered hormone levels. Your symptoms are not specific only for pregnancy; they can also be seen with hormone imbalance. Please get further help from your health care provider. Take care.