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August 16th, 2011
hey i have a ? i had sex almost a month go an i was pose to get my diapo shot cople ov days later went in got my shot an been have stomach pains nausea hedaches and peeing lot i just wanted to know whats wrong with me
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replied August 18th, 2011
Hello,

Welcome to ehealthforum

First of all was it confirmed while giving shot that you were not pregnant at that moment as you had intercourse so chances of pregnancy are possible.
Now the symptoms as nausea,headache etc can be due to either the effect of shot or due to pregnancy itself.
Consider visiting a Gynaecologist earliest for evaluation.

Take Care!


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