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Thank you for helping me out. I've already been checked out for STD's and bacterial infections. I have none. Which is why I'm concerned on what's going on. I received a shot for  Kaiser to help prevent cervical cancer, I have gotten a pap smear and it came out normal. I also received a chlamydia test and it came out negative. I still don't know what is wrong.
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I`m going to stick my neck in the block and tell you what I think is wrong with you.

Most likely absolutley NOTHING. Firstly, in my experience advice on here is at best `iffy` and at worst wildly off the mark. A lot of people on `health forums` are `worried wells` and are quite happy to write whatever `they` fear.Its a shame as some are genuinley knowledgeable and have their input `clouded`.  Anyway, my girlfriend was on Depo Provera for a couple of years. Unexplained vaginal bleeding was unfortunately a side effect for her.  Other side effects are mood changes and nervousness (your posts)Anyway, she bled every time during sex and although it was painless it wasn`t right so eventually she gave up and resorted to another contraceptive method.
  I`ve read your other posts and as you say, you`ve tested negative for various things because you ARE negative.
  Try not to worry as `worry` symptoms are usually thought on as other symptoms.
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Ok, well you give no background to what is going on so no one can help you until you do.
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