What is wrong if you have been off depo for 9 months and for a while had light periods every other week and now had a regular period but still had light pink blood after the period?

Answer 1

If you have been having sex without a condom or another form of Birth Control since you stopped the Depo 3 months ago, then YES, you can be pregnant. Your light pink bleeding may be the beginning of your period as well. After stoppimg Depo, your period may be irregular for a few months. If you have not been sexually active in the time you stopped your Depo, there is no risk of pregenacy. If you have been sexually active and are worried about being pregnant, you should have a pregnancy test. If you are having sex and not using birth control, please contact your local family planning clinic or Health Department.

Answer 2

The only way to know if you are pregnant or not is to take a pregnancy test. But remember depo can take 12-18 months to be fully out of your system, and you ovulate 2 weeks before your next period starts and if you have had 3 periods in one month, you are not ovulating because there would not be enough time in between the bleeding, it could just be withdrawl from the depo causing your body to bleed. Your doctor could do some tests and see if you are ovulating or not.

Answer 3

Nothing Depo sucks like that. I took it once and after I started getting regular periods I spotted for a few months. It takes your body allot longer to go back to normal after taking depo if at 12 months it is still happening then you should go see your Dr. But generally it takes a year after that birth control to return to your normal.