According to Pfizer.com: "Depo-Provera can affect menstrual bleeding. After a year of use, 55% of women experience amenorrhoea; after 2 years, the rate rises to 68%."
Depending on how your body works it can..I bleed for a whole month after getting the shot,but haven't had a period since. I started mines in September 2011 haven't had it since October. .
Depending on how your body works it can..I bleed for a whole month after getting the shot,but haven't had a period since. I started mines in September 2011 haven't had it since October. .
The only way to stop an irregular period is to start taking birth control. Usually, you will become very regular when taking the pill and some people stop having periods all together when they go on the shot.
Yes a woman that is pregnant will stop having her period, until the baby is born.
having a baby
Yes, there is a high chance. Once you miss your appointment for the next shot , over the next twenty four hours it is no longer effective . Even if your period is coming soon, its rare but you can be pregnant & on your period. good luck :)
It is highly unlikely to get pregnant on the depo provera. And if you are worried because you have not had a period in two months that is normal for the depo shot. It is made to stop your period
Yes it is normal, some girls just get theirs, and some don't get theirs. It just depends on your body. You period might slow down and eventually stop all together on this shot. Once you stop getting the shot, your period should return back to normal, depending again on your body.
There is nothing in the IUD that will stop you from ovulating and having a menstrual period.
When you stop having your period, but try not to have babies too old.
You stop having your period for 12 consecutive months.
by taking medication like painkillers
A healthy girl/woman should NOT STOP her menstrution cycle, In clinic's and doctor's office's they offer a DEPO shot that WILL stop your menstrution cycle, & also release a certain amount of hormone's into your body to PREVENT you from getting PREGNANT, but keep in mind there will be some spotting. I believe you only get your period every couple of months. I am not completely sure so research DEPO SHOT on google.com if you are a young girl/woman and your NOT having sex there is no reason for you to stop your menstrution cycle & a healthy woman does not stop having her period until she hit's menopause so tampon's, pad's -- whichever your preference will be your friend for quite sometime :)
You have to renew it every third month so no. It's not forever lasting.