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Injection not working
Hi I'm completed 2 months of C section and tubectomy and I'm breast feeding mother and I'm still bleeding doctor suggested me to take a depo provera injection for one time to stop my bleeding.after using this injection no use I'm still spotting.when this spotting will stop completely? After using this injection how many days take to stop my spotting?I taken a scan in that my endometrial Wall is 7mm.why I'm still spotting 😔. when my spotting Stop completely?
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DEPOT INJECION IS A CONTACEPTIVE AND IT DOESNT HELP WELL WITH BLEEDING
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Take Tablet Cerrazette once at bedtime for three months and continue as long as you are breast feeding
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Cerrazette acts to prevent spotting and acts as contraception and no problem of irregular periods
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Depo provers can have irregular spotting so daily pill is better dear
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