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How long after stopping the depo shot should you expect a period?

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hello,

i was on the shot for two n a half years and for one i would never recomend this shot to no one not even my worst enemy anyways i stopped taking the shot Friday 13th of february 09 and got my period back in a week and along with the cramping so it all depends on your body and you
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