Because you COULD get pregnant after 3 months and 1 day.
I got pregnant 2 weeks after stopping the depo and switching to the pill. Everyone is different. I know of women who have been off the shot for years and still havent gotten pregnant.
Hello. It is different in every woman. You may become pregnant within a few days or weeks after coming off the shot or it may take several months. Its different in every woman because the injection has different effects and withdrawal rates.
No, Depo Provera is given about every three months, not every month.
If you are not getting your Depo Provera injection at least every 13 to 15 weeks, you could get pregnant.
Depo Provera is a hormonal medication that is given by injection every three months
It depends what contraceptive you're using. They can come in Pills which you have to swallow every day and the other way is the injection which you can be given every 3 months.
Yes, if you live in a region where myxomatosis is a threat (like the UK), you can bring your rabbit to the vet for an injection. You'll have to bring the rabbit back every 6-12 months for "booster" shots.
There is no special meaning to a 40 day cycle. Talk with your health care provider if you are trying to get pregnant. Otherwise, just continue noting the timing of your periods.
the baby puts presure on your bladder.
I was 2 months pregnant when I started getting faint positives. So about 8 weeks into your pregnancy.
You need to see a doctor to correct this. It means you only ovulate every 2 months instead of every month so the chance of pregnancy is lower. At the same time you have no idea when you ovulate in case you were tying to get pregnant. Some women have weird periods but the doctors can help. And I can't tell if you could be pregnant.
Depo Provera, a birth control injection given every 3 months generally causes periods to stop. However, if you plan on getting pregnant anytime soon (like in next couple years) i would probably look into other options.
Morning sickness, weird cravings. There are no set symptoms you should be experiencing hun. It is different in every pregnant woman. :-)