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depo-provera contraceptive jab,to blame?
Ive had a ongoing problem with ovarian cysts,and during my first treatment a doctor as good as told me long term use of this contraceptive could have been to blame...since then another medical professional has hinted the same thing.I cant help but wonder if this could be the case,after all contraception of any invasive type interferes with normal bodily functions so cant do you any good really.
yes ive got cysts back on both ovaries,been free of contraceptives for 6 months now but still,no sign of a period.
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