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*iobhankay
writes:Hey...i got the injection todayyour suppose to get it when your on your period but i wasntthey asked me if id had sex since my period (i have) but i said no.she said she could give me it aslong as i hadnt had sex since my period.and she gave me itwill this do something to me? or is it just a precausion incase im pregnant?oh this isnt my account btw. please reply asap. Xx
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reader, Fiona xxx +, writes (4 June 2008):
 Not sure if the nurse was at the GP or family planning clinic. You could go to a different clinic. Or even complain if you found her rude.
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reader, siobhankay +, writes (3 June 2008):
siobhankay is verified as being by the original poster of the question the nurse was really nasty tbh.
she was acting wierd around me because im only 15. thought i was doing a sensible thing but she made me feel rreally young and stupid.
then she started asking if idhave sex. kind of wanted her to have at least a little faith in me... sorry guys.
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reader, Fiona xxx +, writes (2 June 2008):
I agree, please don't lie at appointments, as questions are for a reason.
I used to have the contraceptive injection. You don't actually have to have the first one on your period, if you do, it just means that it works quicker. Therefore please use condoms for the next few weeks.
It is really to be sure you are not pregnant before they give it.
I cannot imagine why you wanted to lie, because the doctors and nurses at the family planning clinics deal with sexual issues and all forms of contraception all the time, as their job. They are used to it of course.
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reader, Emilysanswers +, writes (2 June 2008):
Why would you lie? That's so stupid.
It's probably both to make sure you aren't pregnant and also so that your cycle is in a certain phase.
Your hormones are going to be messed up for a week or so now so expect cramps and PMT and headaches etc. You also may not be covered contraceptivly so use condoms for a while too.
If you are really worried then go back to the clinic and ask them for advice. And next time don't lie to nurses or doctors, they ask you questions for a medical reason and will have heard all the answers before no matter how embarrassing.
Good Luck!! xx
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