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Bleeding/depo Shot Posted: 12-13-05 09:46am


I have been on the depo shot for 5 years, and have only spotted once in awhile, last week I started bleeding and it still has not stopped. I am changing the protection (pad) every half hour to hour and my next shot is not due until next month. What does this mean, and is it normal for this to happen?? Can you please give some advice?

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