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I also took the Depo shot up until November of last year...due to many complications I quit taking it and switched to a B/C pill. This allowed me to get a regular period because on the Depo I was having a period for 3 days then off a day then back on for 3 days. My husband and I just decided about 2 months ago that we are ready for a family so I stoped my B/C. Because of the Depo shot it may take us a while to conceive due to it staying in your system so long. Best advice is to talk to your doctor so you can get vits..etc. And it may take awhile to actually become pregnant because of the depo but dont let it fustrate you. Best of Luck!!
Jen
I was on Depo for 2 years and finally went off it about 8 months ago. As soon as I was off it I started using the ortho-evra B/C patch. My periods started and I stayed on that for about 3 months, as soon as I stopped using and got pregnant immediatly! Hope that helps.
It can often take a long time after depo to conceive.
Jen