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writes:hey, i want to go on the contraception injection, i was woundering does this mean my periods will stop for aslong as it is effective?
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reader, 911help  +, writes (24 July 2007):
 I got injections before and never had a period the whole time. I started having periods 1 month after I stopped taking them, they were light the first couple of months then they went back to normal. My bf was taking then and bled 3 weeks out of 4 each month. You won't know until you take them and your body will do whatever it will do. I did gain 3 pounds with every shot I took and the doctor said that was a common side effect and that I will never be able to get that weight off. That when I stopped taking them. I gained 12 pounds in one year. Good Luck to you!
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reader, xmollyx +, writes (24 July 2007):
 Hey my friend has the injection and she gets a period about every 3 to 4 months.. I hope this helped.
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reader, anonymous, writes (23 July 2007): Hi!I have the contraceptive implant which is free in the UK. It stops the period (90% of people), but once the implant wears off (or is taken out), your period comes back as normal. Myabe it's a better option than the injection?
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reader, flower girl +, writes (23 July 2007):
 It does for most people that have it, but i will say the only downfall i and many friends have found with this is, when you do actually want to try for a baby and come off of this injection it can take a year+ before your periods get back to normal.
Take care.xx.
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