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Is Depo Trust Enough To Prevent Or Stop Pregnancy ?
my partner and i had sex last week,,, i gave her depo trust, she was previously using it but stopped 2 moths ago.. is it enough to prevent or stop pregnancy? or are there any other methods available.. thank you?
Tue, 31 Jan 2012
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u need to give her emergency contraception as depo has slow and low effect and may be not aBORT the pregnancy
so better to give it emergency pill ,but must be taken in 36 hrs
now u need to wait or consult gynecologist for better advise
dont try some home remedy to abort .
u need to give her emergency contraception as depo has slow and low effect and may be not aBORT the pregnancy
so better to give it emergency pill ,but must be taken in 36 hrs
now u need to wait or consult gynecologist for better advise
dont try some home remedy to abort .
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You haven't mentioned which day of her cycle you had sex with her. Depot may not work. She needs to take an Emergency Contraceptive pill within 72 hours of unprotected sex like Levonorgestrel which is usually effective. There are side effects like delayed periods, heavy bleeding in 5-6 days, irregular cycle, weight gain, nausea, abdominal pain. There should be no excuse to use Emergency contraceptive pill like a regular contraceptive because of various bad effects. Next time use a condom as it prevents spread of infections as well.
You haven't mentioned which day of her cycle you had sex with her. Depot may not work. She needs to take an Emergency Contraceptive pill within 72 hours of unprotected sex like Levonorgestrel which is usually effective. There are side effects like delayed periods, heavy bleeding in 5-6 days, irregular cycle, weight gain, nausea, abdominal pain. There should be no excuse to use Emergency contraceptive pill like a regular contraceptive because of various bad effects. Next time use a condom as it prevents spread of infections as well.
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