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Can I be pregnant, help!!!
Okay so I had protected sex June 19th, and the next day I took a plan be just to play it safe. As days passed I started to feel these weird symptoms like bloating and gassy. June 25th I went to the Docs and before getting the depo shot I took a pregnancy test which came out negative. (I was off my cycle when I took the shot). It’s now July 13th and I still feel symptoms of bloating, Gas, and light cramps (sometimes). I was told that I might not get my period, which I haven’t, and that the depo shot can trick your body into thinking you’re pregnant and mimic similar symptoms. I’m worried because I don’t want to be pregnant, I’ve been stressed lately just by thinking of this. I need to put my mind at ease, someone with depo experience help!!.
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