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paola127

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loose your hair while on the depo shot Posted: 06-01-06 22:01pm


I was wondering if its normal to loose your hair while on the depo shot ?And how long will it last? What can I do?

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Posted: 06-02-06 09:36am


Some people do have hair lodd on depo or other progetsin only birth control methods. Some women also expereince hair growth... It may not stop, you may have hair loss for as long as you have the depo in your system. You need to talk with your doc and consider another method .

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