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Getting pregnant on the Depo shot

I have a question, Okay I'm on the depo shot for birth control. I think I may be pregnant. Me and my fiance made love the day I supposed to get the shot which was two weeks ago. (I did get the shot and its like my 3rd or 4th one) On Thursday it will be 3 weeks since and I'm planning to take a test that day. I've been eating a lot of frosting which is very unusual and get out of breath when I walk a lot or do too much. I just have a big feeling that I'm pregnant. One night I also felt really sick after smelling a drunk person and that never happens. I know they aren't great signs of pregnancy but do you guys think its possible for me to be pregnant?
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I got pregnant on the depo and didn't find out til 2 weeks before my second trimester. So I know it's very possible. We are currently waiting on a little girl to arrive :)
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how long was you on the depo
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Eating a lot of sweets and getting out of breath aren't symptoms of early pregnancy,  and drunk people do smell nauseating.  You may still be pregnant,  but morning nausea with no real triggers and breast tenderness are more reliable symptoms.
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I got pregnant with my first child while on the depo shot & I made sure I got the shot on time but it happened I didn't know for sure I was pregnant till I was 2 months I found out cause out no where I started getting sick every morning took a test and got a + went to a doctor and found out for sure.
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