After the birth of my second child, we decided that it would be best for me to go on the Depo-Provera birth control shot. I had no complications (except weight gain) and I was on it for three and a half years. We decided that we would like to try for one more baby, so I went off the Depo-Provera last year. We have been ?really? trying for about five months now, but with no luck. Is it too soon? Is this common after being on the shot?
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as a nurse that's why we hate the depo shot. It will take more time than that because your body has to start a normal cycle, with the shot your body is used to a 3 month cycle. I would say keep trying and watch your vaginal discharge , when it's real thick, that's when your hubby and his swimmers come into play!!!!!!!!!!!!Last edited by womens-health; 06-15-2007, 01:37 PM. Reason: for security reasons, personal email address is not allowed in posts -
It took my brother and SIL 18 months to conceive after stopping the depo. I wish you luck.Comment
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