Luprodex 11.25Mg Injection Health Feed

Hello.
All of the contraceptive you have mentioned are very effective with high efficacy.
Depot provera: very effective, patient compliance is good, required to take one injection every 3 months, can be taken in conditions where estrogen are contraindicated.
But depot provera may lead to weight gain, irregular bleeding and other side effects of progesterone.
Saheli is also quite effective with good patient compliance but it can lead to cystic ovaries.
For those who already ha...more

Any types of oral pills or depot provera is not safe for long time uses. Its best you go for iucd again.
Second your weight is high and you comes under obese category. Reduce your weight by 10 kg in next 1 year with channa based diet and 1 hour work up in gym. Best wishes.

Yes dear. These medicines are safe to take and give wonderful results when we have a patient who has suffered previous miscarriage. You will do well. Good luck.

No need to for spotting. But most of the medical problems need personally taking detailed medical history and examination with the need for reports sometimes so meet concerned doctor- gynecologist.

Solutions in such case are possible only after proper consultation, consult us online privately for more details. It's safe and discreet. Take Care

Your periods may not come for 2-3 months since you are breastfeeding and injection also delays period. Can not tell for sure wen exactly periods will come.

I think the discharge that u are describing maybe the covering of the susten capsule if u are using vaginally. but get a physical exam to rule out yeast infection

The materna depot injection you mentioned likely contains a hormone called leuprolide acetate, which is a type of gnrh agonist. Gnrh agonists are often used in assisted reproductive technology (art) cycles like ivf to help regulate and control the timing of ovulation and to suppress the body's natural hormone production.
The purpose of using a gnrh agonist like materna depot in an ivf cycle could be to achieve the following:
ovarian suppression: gnrh agonists temporarily suppress the bod...more

You must have been explained when you started these that not getting periods is common with this type of family planning method. Depending on whether you want to avoid pregnancy still or not and whether not getting period is acceptable to you or not decision can be taken about stopping or changing family planning method.

hi yes progesterone support us required in case of low progesterone level or history of bleeding or previous abortions.