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alysha85

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depo shot and antibiotics Posted: 08-22-06 15:11pm


I am on the depo shot , but I have heard that if yo are on antibiotics I dosent work and I was curious I am supposed to get y shot again in a week and I had sex last week while I was on the antibiotics ...... Is it possible that I could be prenant??

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Posted: 08-22-06 15:38pm


Antibiotics interact with regular birth control, you are on a progestin only type of birth control, so it would not interfere with depo.

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