You will need to see your clinician each month at the same time to get your injection. During the first few months, you may have breakthrough bleeding and spotting. After that, most women go back to a more regular monthly pattern. You can become pregnant again about two to three months after your last injection. Easy to get, some sold widely without a prescription.
Side effects are uncommon.
A useful short-term option if you don't have sex often. Of all contraceptives, barrier methods are the most subject to human error-which is why unplanned pregnancies can occur. Condoms sometimes break Couples need to plan ahead and have the products available whenever they have sex. They prevent pregnancy by stopping sperm from reaching the womb. The female condom may give limited protection against STDs, but it is not as effective as the male latex condom.