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ladies for the past week i have been warn out so bad, i am tired irritable and emotional. i have pains in my lower stomach and back. i am wandering if this could be the result of pregnancy or is it coming of the depo shot that can do this aswell. any help would be great. i did test today and it said neg. thanks in advance.
dont feel lonely...for the past week i have been so exhausted that i have barely made the effort to really clean my house....as long as we have clean clothes, clean dishes and the floors are vacuumed we're good to go, but i just haven't really had the energy to do anything else. this past friday i sent my son to my mom's to play with my lil brother for a while and instead of getting some housework done i simply just went to take a nap been doing that alot and i haven't took naps in the middle of the day in over 2 years! take a test and i wish the best of luck to you!
UPDATE.......................... this worn out tiredness seems to be a constant thing. i feel so worn out and tired. i dont know if it is depo shot, or pregnancy or something else.
yeah i last had depo about 6 months ago. so it should well and truly be out of my system and did only have 3 shots of depo before going of it.
hey,
when did you get the depo shot? i took it years back. i dont know if they've adapted it or not but i remember it was crazy!!!!! it was horribly painful and it hurt like i was having my period hard core. and then i didn't have my period for months! i wasn't pregnant the depo was just playing with my body. and then finally i quit it and i had my period for over a month. again i felt sick and gross and weak. i thought i might have had mono at one point. i remember cursing that stuff to hell it was so awful. eek not trying to scare you cause i dont know for sure but i remember it wasn't a pleasant experience. also, i dont know if they changed this or not either. i remember also hearing that it is way worse for your body than the patch. and after stopping i could see how they would say that. i would suggest something more body friendly.
anyway, the depo stays in your body for three months i think. so if you've had the shot lately i would say its more likely that its the shot. but if not then yes, those sound like pregnancy symptoms to me. so it all depends on your timing.
also, i just stopped the pill a few months ago and again i had pregnancy symptoms. its those hormones going back into their natural levels. so yes, if you're not pregnant, (keeping my fingers crossed for you) then it was worth it to get your hormones leveled out. i hope my experience kinda helps you out a little bit. i hope that when you do go on birth control again that you consider something softer on the body. the shot is a harsh way to control your periods.
best of luck and i hope you feel better soon. or at least understand why you're not feeling good. for some reason that always helps me, knowing what it is so you can explain it.
good luck!
when did you get the depo shot? i took it years back. i dont know if they've adapted it or not but i remember it was crazy!!!!! it was horribly painful and it hurt like i was having my period hard core. and then i didn't have my period for months! i wasn't pregnant the depo was just playing with my body. and then finally i quit it and i had my period for over a month. again i felt sick and gross and weak. i thought i might have had mono at one point. i remember cursing that stuff to hell it was so awful. eek not trying to scare you cause i dont know for sure but i remember it wasn't a pleasant experience. also, i dont know if they changed this or not either. i remember also hearing that it is way worse for your body than the patch. and after stopping i could see how they would say that. i would suggest something more body friendly.
anyway, the depo stays in your body for three months i think. so if you've had the shot lately i would say its more likely that its the shot. but if not then yes, those sound like pregnancy symptoms to me. so it all depends on your timing.
also, i just stopped the pill a few months ago and again i had pregnancy symptoms. its those hormones going back into their natural levels. so yes, if you're not pregnant, (keeping my fingers crossed for you) then it was worth it to get your hormones leveled out. i hope my experience kinda helps you out a little bit. i hope that when you do go on birth control again that you consider something softer on the body. the shot is a harsh way to control your periods.
best of luck and i hope you feel better soon. or at least understand why you're not feeling good. for some reason that always helps me, knowing what it is so you can explain it.
good luck!
thanks ladies, an update, i felt like i wanted to be sick this morning little smells seem so bad, i feel like crying and that feeling you described, of not even wanting to move being that tired that is how i felt last night. and i am starting to really feel like that now. i do hope that it is that i am pregnant. i would hate to feel like this for nothing.
when I first got pregnant, I was a tired that I had never felt before. I felt like I just couldnt move. It was actually christmas day the first time I felt it. I just sat in a chair. I couldnt even get up to get into bed. I also had emotions I had never had before. I swore everyone was being really really mean to me. It wasnt like when you are just being overly sensitive. I really honestly believed people were being mean but no one had done anything to make me feel that way. I left crying my eyes out. (not like the teenage trying to get attention thing) It is hard to describe. I had never felt like this before and yes I was the crazy, over sensitive, pms teenager and it was so much more extreme than that. Unfortunately, I have to wish that upon you! Just remember to take the time to write these crazy things down so you have a nice and funny memory of the crazy feelings that came with early pregnancy.
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