If you use the depo shot correctly it will work automatically what I mean by correctly is getting the shot during your cycle I would suggest getting the shot during the first day of your period :)
depo is injected into the muscle, it tricks the body into thinking you are pregnant this is why your period is stopped. you do not ovulate at all.
I would call the doctor to be sure. But as far as what I have heard, it does still work. A lot of people i know get weird cycles BECAUSE of the depo shot
Anti biotics will do it! Drink lots of water and work out so u will sweat that will help it get out ur systom also take prenatal vitamins
I have had regular periods since I started depo in Oct 09.... I am due for my 4th shot in July and have been bleeding now for over a month.. I am very aniemic so am choosing to discontinue the shot. I started it to help with fibroids and cysts and extreme pain, it work until recently the pain returned, the clots returned and so did the heavy flow.
All women's side effects vary after receiving the Depo Provera shot. It is normal to have disruptions in your normal cycle immediately after receiving it, and for some reason, throughout the entire duration of the shot. It is completely normal to have spotting, no period, a change in the flow of your period, etc after getting the shot. Ask your doctor or gynecologist if you are unsure about any side effects of Depo Provera.
You are supposed to get the shot when you are on your period to make sure you aren't pregnant, but you still need your yearly exam and the doctors dont want you on your period for that.
I only had one Depo shot. I was due for another in early December 07 but decided not to get the shot when it was due after bleeding for four weeks in November on the shot. It is now March 08 and I am still waiting for my period to arrive. I called my doctor and he said that it can take several months to get your period again even after one shot. Everyone is different but I did not expect for it to take so long to start my period again after just one shot - but that's not a bad thing - the whole reason I tried Depo was to try to stop my period - which didn't work out well at first given I had a pretty regular four week period in the middle of the shot. This isn't really an answers to your question but just another case of no periods after depo provera. My last shot was Feburary 2008, it should have worn off may 08... Its not Septermber 09... that's 16 months and I still have not seen my period... I had the shot 3 times.. Bad choice :S I don't want babies now, but maybe in my later years, I want my periods back :(
I have the Depo shot you only get the shot every three months. As of how much it costs it would range about the same as three months cycle of birth control pills To get all the information you need regarding the depo shot, click on the website below. If it doesn't work, copy and paste it to your browser. Anything and everything about the depo shot is there. Hope it helps you. http://www.plannedparenthood.org/bc/depoforyou.htm
umm my gf is on the depo shot and it is supposed to work better than the pills and some times she still has her period. and i have heard that some people dont have it at all. so i guess it all just depends
It is up to you and your doctor together to determine what method might work for you. If you can't take combined hormonal contraception, your options are Depo Provera, Nexplanon, Mirena, Paragard, and the progestin-only pill.
There's a range of time to get your next injection in order to have continuous protection from depo provera . If you get the next injection later than this range, you could get pregnant.
No, Depo-Provera doesn't becomes less effective if you're on it longer. Each injection is equally effective.