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Q: Switchingbc Questions...

asked by: sami311 on September 15th, 2004

New User

Started depo ...3 months ago ...Did not go back b/c of side effects I didnt like ...2 week periods ...No thanks! ...So I was suppose to go in to the doctors...The 1st...Didn't know so I called and changed back to the patch which I swear by ...I was not on bc from sept. 1-13 did have unprotected sexbetween that time....Ive been on bc since I was 16...Now 20 do you think it could be possible I could be prego?

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Cassy

replied on September 16th, 2004

Experienced User

When did your shot run out? If it ran out at any time befor eyou started the patch then yeah, you could be pregnant. I doubt you would be b/c depo usually delays ovulation for awhile but it’s always possible.

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