How to Get Pregnant with the Depo Shot

How to Get Pregnant with the Depo Shot

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One of the most effective ways to prevent a pregnancy is by having the Depo shot. This shot is intended to prevent pregnancy over an extended period of time. Because of this, it can take several months before its affects wear off. Claim Your 20 Free Pregnancy Tests – Click Here

When you are considering becoming pregnant, it is best to talk to your doctor to determine the best time to stop taking the Depo shot. It is best to stop taking it several months before you are ready to conceive so that you are able to become pregnant quickly at that time. Infertility after Depo is unfortunately very much a reality.

You should also begin tracking your ovulation cycle during this time as well. A couple of the best methods to use to track your ovulation are a basal thermometer and an ovulation predictor kit. These are both methods that you should use on a daily basis and that may take a few months to help you determine what your ovulation cycle is.

If you find that you are not ovulating after the right amount of time, you should talk to your doctor once more. There are several options that women have to help start ovulation. While there are prescriptions that your doctor can prescribe to you, there are also supplements that can be helpful as well.

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Dr. Christine Lee, MD
Dr. Christine Lee, MD | ConceiveEasy
Dr. Christine Lee earned her Ph.D. in Developmental Biology and Master of Science in Biomolecular Organization. Dr. Lee is Lab Director for ConceiveEasy and is board certified as a High Complexity Laboratory Director (HCLD).

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