scrapboooker2009 Registered: 10/26/09
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Hi Dr. Deaton,
I have been taking Depo Provera shots for the last 5 years for birth control. My husband and I were married in April 2009. We both decided we didn't want to "wait" to start our family. So I took the last birth control shot in April. The next shot would have been due at the end of June, but I canceled my appointment and didn't get the Depo shot. In August, I started my first period in close to four years. I was excited because I had heard so many horror stories of people coming off Depo and not getting their period for a year or more after their last shot. September came around and I had a light period, but had it twice that month. In October my period came and lasted seven days. Eight days later it came back again. I am concerned that I am not ovulating because of how sporadic my cycle has been. No ovulation = no baby
Also, in the months since coming off of Depo I have been an emotional rollercoaster. I am accounting this to the hormones in my body. I am up, then down, and the littlest thing sets me off. This is abnormal. I am a happy-go-lucky type person, with a bubbling personality and for the past few months that has been occasionally masked with something else.
So, I have the irregular and frequent period and the emotional rollercoaster issues going on. What is your advice to regulate my cycle and take a hold of these crazy hormones so that my husband and I have a shot of getting pregnant? Also, what have you seen with patients who stop taking Depo? Do they have a more difficult time conceiving?
Thank you for any and all advice.
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DrDeaton Registered: 01/05/07
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Reply with quote | #2 | Thanks for the message. Sorry for my delay in response. Did you come to see me as a new patient? If so, I hope your questions were adequately answered. If not, please reply to this message and then I'll answer all your questions. Blessings. __________________ Jeffrey L. Deaton, M.D.
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