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How long does the contraceptive injection last?

If you're referring to Depo Provera, it lasts 3 months. I don't know if there is another injectable birth control, but that is how long Depo lasts.


Can you get pregnant when switching from Depo-Provera to the contraceptive implant?

If you have the implant inserted before your last Depo Provera injection runs out, there is no increased risk of pregnancy while switching from one to the other.


Where does the contraceptive jag get injected?

The contraceptive injection, commonly known as the Depo-Provera shot, is typically administered in the muscle of the upper arm or the buttocks. This intramuscular injection delivers the hormone progestin, which helps prevent ovulation and regulates menstrual cycles. The injection is usually given every three months for effective contraception.


I'm currently on mesigyna but want to switch to Depo-Provera how soon can you take Depo-Provera after stopping mesigyna?

You can switch from Mesigyna (a combined hormonal contraceptive) to Depo-Provera (a progestin-only contraceptive) right after your last Mesigyna injection, as long as you’re not pregnant. It's recommended to start Depo-Provera during the last week of your menstrual cycle to ensure immediate contraceptive protection. However, consulting with your healthcare provider is essential for personalized advice and to confirm the best timing.


How much is 11mg of Depo-Provera?

11 mg of Depo Provera is less than a tenth of the contraceptive dose.


What is good between depo provera injection and depo provera pills?

There is no such thing as a Depo Provera pill.


Late having my depo injection?

If you're late for your Depo-Provera injection, it's important to contact your healthcare provider as soon as possible. Depending on how late you are, they may recommend getting the injection immediately or suggest alternative contraceptive methods until you can receive it. It's also crucial to consider using backup contraception if you have unprotected sex during this time, as the effectiveness of the injection may be compromised. Always follow professional medical advice for the best outcomes.


Can you get pregnant from pre-ejaculate if you're on Depo Provera?

While Depo Provera is a highly effective contraceptive method, no form of contraception is 100% foolproof. Pre-ejaculate fluid can contain sperm, and if it occurs during unprotected intercourse, there is a small risk of pregnancy, even while on Depo Provera. However, if the injection is received on schedule, the likelihood of becoming pregnant is significantly reduced. Always consult with a healthcare provider for personalized advice and information about contraceptive methods.


How long after stopping the pill can you get the shot?

You can have the contraceptive injection Depo Provera in the last few days of your Pill packet.  If you have not taken the Pill for a while, or used any other form of contraception, you will probably have to have a pregnancy test before they will inject you with Depo Provera.  Alternatively, they may ask you to come back for your injection while you are having a menstrual period.


What does the contraceptive injection prevent?

Ovulation.


What color is the Depo-Provera injection medication?

The depo provera injection is a white, milky color. You should be able to see this in the shot before they give it to you. If it is not a white milky color, make sure to confirm with the doctor that it is in fact the depo provera injection.


Does stameta remove depo shot from your body?

Stameta, also known as Umhlonyane or Artemisia afra, is a plant commonly used in traditional medicine. There is no scientific evidence to suggest that stameta can remove the depo shot, which is a hormonal contraceptive injection. The depo shot is metabolized and eliminated from the body over time through natural processes, and stameta is unlikely to have any significant impact on this process. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider for accurate information and guidance on contraceptive methods and their effects on the body.