Spotting After Taking Injection, Appetite Loss, Feeling Sleepy. Pregnant?
Hi my name is toni, i am 24 yrs old..
I was on the injection since january 2010, i was due to go back for my next injection on the 6th of march 2013 but didnt. It is now july 21 , i have been spotting on and off since march,but the last two and a half weeks i have not stopped bleeding..i have had loss of appetite, feeling sleepy alot..certain food makes me feel sick..and thirsty all the time..could i be pregnant or is my body just getting used to not being on depro
Hi and thank you so much for this query. I am sorry to hear about what you have been experiencing since stopping depo.
Spotting after stopping depo is not uncommon. However, these symptoms also suggest early pregnancy. The best way forward is to do a rapid pregnancy test and find out what the answer is. Depending on the results, an personalised advice would be tailored to you.
I hope you find this helpful. I wish you well. Please, feel free to ask more questions if need be. Dr. Ditah, MD.
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Spotting After Taking Injection, Appetite Loss, Feeling Sleepy. Pregnant?
Hi and thank you so much for this query. I am sorry to hear about what you have been experiencing since stopping depo. Spotting after stopping depo is not uncommon. However, these symptoms also suggest early pregnancy. The best way forward is to do a rapid pregnancy test and find out what the answer is. Depending on the results, an personalised advice would be tailored to you. I hope you find this helpful. I wish you well. Please, feel free to ask more questions if need be. Dr. Ditah, MD.