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why do i have my period?


Question Posted Monday July 28 2008, 5:24 pm

so i'm on a birth control shot that you're supposed to get every 11 weeks and i usually don't get my period when im on it but the last few times ive gotten it ive gotten my period way before the 11 weeks is up. So i guess i have two questions. Is the birth control still working even though i get my period? and Should i get the shot more frequently if i'm getting my period when i'm on it?

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Additional info, added Tuesday July 29 2008, 10:19 am:
i've been on depo since november.

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AdViCeGiRl14 answered Monday July 28 2008, 9:37 pm:
is the birth control depo provera?

depo is a birth control that i am on, you get the shot supposedly every 11-12 weeks, and you arent supposed to have a period while on it. however, the first 2 shots that you get, or the first 6 months that you are on it, you are still likely to bleed because the lining is clearing out, because you will no longer have a period while on it.

there is no sense in taking more shots, it willbe no more effective, and probably mess with your hormones. there could be serious risks to that. i would suggest talking to your doctor to see whats up.

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stargirl51 answered Monday July 28 2008, 5:56 pm:
When you start a birth control regimen, you'll experience bleeding/spotting for the first few cycles because your body is getting used to the hormones that are being inputted into your system.
I don't think more shots is the answer to this. But then again, call me old fashioned, but I prefer the pill over the shot.

cheers,
stargirl

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