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Maloo May 9th 2010 05:22 PM

Pregnant on Depo Shot
 
I've come up with no information whatsoever by looking this up on the internet.

If you are on the depo shot and you get pregnant, will it have any effect on the pregnancy?

Because my friend got the shot and then got pregnant like a week later.

Jocelyn. May 9th 2010 11:52 PM

Re: Pregnant on Depo Shot
 
Its really not likely, although there is always a risk when a fetus is exposed to pharmaceuticals.

From what I could find, its not known to harm the fetus. She might just want to make sure the doctor who gives her prenatal care knows this and he'll give her definite advice on this matter.

Maloo May 10th 2010 01:33 AM

Re: Pregnant on Depo Shot
 
Alright, thanks. I honestly think it would be odd that it would have no effect, because you've got a bunch of chemicals and hormones running around in your body that shouldn't be there if you're pregnant.

Algernon May 10th 2010 02:02 AM

Re: Pregnant on Depo Shot
 
I wouldn't think anything wrong would come from it. But I think she needs to take another test.

Maloo May 10th 2010 02:28 AM

Re: Pregnant on Depo Shot
 
No, she's most definitely pregnant. No doubt about that at all.

But she had bleeding and cramping tonight, I guess. So I told her to go to her doctor tomorrow and see what's up.

flowerchild32273 May 10th 2010 06:23 PM

Re: Pregnant on Depo Shot
 
ive heard that birth control can cause miscarriage sometimes. im not sure how accurate that is though

guillotine_blades May 11th 2010 12:19 AM

Re: Pregnant on Depo Shot
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by flowerchild32273 (Post 385440)
ive heard that birth control can cause miscarriage sometimes. im not sure how accurate that is though

not true for early pregnancy. For every woman that bc fails and pregnancy results, the woman is on bc during two weeks (or more) and there is no recorded effect of the hormones on an existing pregnancy


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