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I have used the depo provera just once.the first and the last shot was in december 2009.I still havent got my regular periods.how long will it take for my periods to come back and me getting pregnant since i only have got it once in a lifetime.


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replied June 17th, 2010
Birth Control Answer A13238
Hello,
Thanks for joining me on ehealthforum.
Why were you prescribed the depo shots? Was it to regularise periods or for birth control?
Discuss about your plan for pregnancy with your gynecologist/doctor and proceed with further examination and investigations to see why you are not having regular periods.
Once your periods come back to normal, that is when you start having ovulation again, you can plan your pregnancy. Before that make sure that there are no other underlying serious causes for your irregular periods.
All the best.



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