I've been injecting petogen for two years n my last injection was on january the 3rd 2013 since then been havin drops of blood wen its tym for my periods , so towards the end of january had unprotected sex with my boyfriend, only last of last week I started taking Bco vitamin tablets which helps clean blood in the body, I started getting flu and red eyes getting hungry but that was nothing so last week I I got a 1day heavy flow periods at work and two slimy things were on my pad of which I think were my eggs after that I'm getting tummy cramps, dizzyness, farting a lot, blood in urine I dnt knw wheather I'm pregnant or Bco vitamin tablets are the cause of tummy cramps. Please help me
Injecting petogen for 2yrs, pregnancy, Bco vitamin tablets!?
Question posted by conniezy on 12 Feb 2013
Last updated on 29 June 2013
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DzooBaby
12 Feb 2013
First of all, eggs are microscopic-you cant see them without a microscope. Petogen will stop periods in some women over time (we call it Depo-Provera in the States) As long as you are taking the shots regularly, you should not have gotten pregnant. On occasion, some women wont bleed or will only spot then out of the blue one month have a heavy period with a lot of cramping but it worries me that you also have blood in the urine. That isnt normal and it is not a symptom of pregnancy. I think there is some other health problem going on with you. I would advise that you see your medical doctor as soon as you can. Some vitamins can cause digestive upset. Vitamins do not purify the blood. Unless your diet is poor you dont need vitamins and if you do want to take a vitamin for helath reasons, just a daily mulivitamin will suffice.
DzooBaby
12 Feb 2013
Are you using the petogen for contraception or are you using it to regulate ovulation or for endometriosis? I am not as familiar with this drug as we do not have this in the States. It is a component of Depo-Provera which we use as a contraceptive here in the US but it is also used to regulate ovulation and for treating endometriosis. It would be helpful to know what reason you are using it. If it isnt for contraception, it is possible that you have had a miscarriage and that is what you saw on your pad when you had the heavy flow. I still recommend you see your medical doctor soon as you can. Something is not right.
Starsinthesky
30 June 2013
I am on Petogen/ Depo-Provera for about a year prescribed to control the symptoms associated with Endometriosis. I am a virgin. I haven't had a regular period since being on the contraceptive. I am currently experiencing my first very heavy period, with "slimy bits" as desribed in the previous post.
Is this normal? I have not been experiencing any pain or cramps since being on the contraceptive and I am not feeling any pain now.
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