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Q: 31 Yrs, Premature Ovarian Failure,depo Injection, Pregnancy?

asked by: pinkvegas on September 2nd, 2006

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I have recently been diagnosed with pof after 2 years of trying to conceive. Previous to this I was on depo injection for 3 years. Does anyone think that this diagnosis is linked to the depo not leaving my system.

Also is there any body out there in the same boat as me, I woul really like someone to chat to about this and also hear some success stories to give me hope???

Hope you can help pxxx

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amethyst eyes

replied on November 18th, 2006

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I wouldn't htink that the depo shot would be causing the problem. The hormones it released would have left your system within a few months of your last shot allowing your body to return to a regular cycle.

Doriem

replied on July 16th, 2008

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i just came across ur post today.. have u had any luck getting pregnant ?.. i was on depovra for 12 years.. and now concdered premature menopsl.. yes i think it has to do with long term use of depo... im 36 and no family history of premature menopsl ... plz let me know how u are Rolling Eyes

Doriem

replied on July 16th, 2008

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