3 months
There are no activity restrictions when you're on Depo Provera.
Not usually. Most women do not experience periods while on Depo.
Yes, you can get a hysterectomy while Depo Provera is still in effect.
no, adderall has zero effects on hormones, and does not interact with depo provera.
No.
Depo-Provera is another form of Birth Control. It has a 99% chance of working, and comes in an easier form to take it. Its just a shot! Yep, that's it! You get a Shot once every three months and viola! Your on Birth Control that you don't have to remember to take Everyday. Just once every three months. Not recommened for use over two years due to the fact it lowers the calcium in your bones, so calcium should be taken with the shot. Also, It takes about a week and a half to take full affect and about 10 to 11 months after you get off the Depo for your period to regain normalcy and for you be able to get pregnant again.Depo Provera (also known as DMPA or Depot Medroxyprogesterone Acetate) is a hormone injection that lasts for 3 months to prevent pregnancy. The injection contains synthetic progesterone and no estrogen. It is usually given in the the arm, hip, upper thigh, or abdomen, delivering a high level of progesterone into the body. Depo Provera stops the ovaries from releasing eggs. Depo Provera causes the cervical mucus to thicken and changes the uterine lining, making it harder for sperm to enter or survive in the uterus. These changes prevent fertilization.
Hopefully, you will not conceive while you are on depo, since it is a drug that you should not have while pregnant since it may cause birth defects. Wait until you have a good home situation before becoming pregnant.
Unscheduled bleeding or spotting is a common side effect of depo provera. It improves with time.
Smoking will not alter the effectiveness of Depo Provera. However it goes without saying that you would be healthier if you stopped :-)
Nyquil night time cold and flu does not affect how well Depo Provera works. Most medications do not affect Depo.
Yes. Sometimes doctors will even prescribe you the Microgynon whilst on the Depo Provera, to help and settle side effects of the Depo such as prolonged bleeding. The Microgynon helps to reset your period while on the Depo. Results are usually effective but not in every case. If you are still experiencing prolonged bleeding after this contact your GP for alternative options.
I have no idea what depo is, but anything that makes you have your period for that long can't be good for you. Maybe consult a doctor