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No period for 2 months could i be pregnant
I am 21 years old,i have a 2 year old daughter
I was on the injection then i just decided to stop cause it was messing up my body. i got my period on the 6th of Jan the same date that i was due for my injection. my husband and i used a condom when we had sexual intercourse, it slipped off but it was still attached, it was not laying on the floor.
I am 2 months late with my period. Please help??
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If I was you take a pregnancy test you will find your answer if the pregnancy test has this faded + on it go to the doctors and ask why because there could be a sign you are.
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It could be possible you are pregnant or even though you got a period immediately, it is possible that some side effect of the hormone in the Deepo Provera shot still remains in your body. Here is a piece from an article on it with the link to the article after.
"Can I Become Pregnant After I Stop Using Depo-Provera?
With Depo-Provera, you could become pregnant as soon as three to four months after your last shot. However, it may take some women up to a year or two to conceive after they stop using this type of birth control. This time frame seems unrelated to how long you had been using Depo-Provera."
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The best way to know if you're pregnant is to get a pregnancy test either from one you purchase at the pharmacy or by seeing your doctor.
If you are not pregnant, still in the market for a birth control that is better for you and effective and liked the carefree part of not having to remember to take a pill every day, I have a suggestion for birth control that you check with your Dr. about. This is called Paragard, it is a copper IUD. The copper is the ingrediant that disrupts pregnancy instead of hormones so it is way easier on your body with no side effects or problems for most women. It costs more upfront but since it lasts about 10 years, it is cheaper in the long run when you consider the monthly or every 3 month costs of other birth control. Once you are ready to try for a child, there are no lingering effects to prevent you from being able to become pregnant and you can begin to try the day it is removed.
Do not go for the Mirena IUD which you may have seen advertised on TV. It also contains hormones.
You can find info on the product at paragard.com
There are only a few women who can't have it inserted by the Dr. something about the angle of their cervix or some such thing if I remember right.
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It is possible, I would get a pregnancy test to silence your question. I'm also aware that stress can delay your period. So just get a test. :)
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