It is easy to change from the pill to the patch. Just start the patch at any time and you'll have immediate protection, as long as you start it on or before the day you were supposed to start your next pack of pills.
yes, but do it very carefully. Talk to your doctor b4 hand. Ask when should be the right time to switch.
No, the patch is less effective than the shot.
You should consult with your doctor or pharmacist for this answer.
No, it's not true. You are not extra fertile after the shot, pill, or patch wears off.
If you are on the Depo shot then when it is time to go back and get your shot they will tell you and you won't be able to get your shot.
Yes it is it is called the Depo-Provera a lot of people call it the Depo shot.
Your doctor should let you switch back to the pill right away, when i went off of the depo i started my pack of pills the day my depo shot ran out, maybe you should go to a different doctor
You can get the next Depo Provera shot as soon as ten weeks after the last one.
Is it safe to take phentremine when you have taken the depo provera shot?
Is there any way that alcohol could effect the way you act when you are one the depo shot?
Yes. Depo does not prevent UTIs. However, pregnancy is very unlikely on Depo.
While the birth control patch will create a cycle of monthly withdrawal bleeding, it will not get depo provera out of your system sooner. But if you'd like to see a monthly bleed, the patch will help with that.
No