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Q: From Depo to Ovcon 35

asked by: Blue8 on March 23rd, 2005

Experienced User

I am switching from depo to ovcon 35 because I got off depo and havent stopped bleeding for 5 weeks now so when I go onto ovcon 35 will it stop the bleeding the doc said it would control it but didnt say anything about it stopping and I wanna know a lil more about this ovcon can anyone tell me some info like how long after I stop taking can I get pregnant and side effects of it thanks.
Christy

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mandilyn

replied on March 24th, 2005

Experienced User

Ovcon 35 is relatively new and I haven't heard much about it...Good or bad.

As far as getting pregnant, your fertility will return to normal immediately after stopping taking it.

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