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Taking Depo Shots To Prevent Pregnancy During Chemotherapy. Sore Nipples, Pressure In The Pelvis And Cramps. Pregnant?

I have been told that I can t have children due to chemo treatments. Took depo during chemo to help prevent becoming sterile. Have not had a period for almost 2 yrs. For the past 2 1/2 weeks I have has sore nipples , clear (no smell) discharge, pressure in pelvic area, tired, slight cramps in pelvic/back. Everytime I google my symptoms I get caught in pregnancy posts. How would that be possible?
Sat, 23 Feb 2013
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Oncologist, Radiation 's  Response
Hi,
You have not mentioned the time of last chemo. You can have children after chemo. What was chemo given to you should also be mentioned because some chemo can cause temporary sterility. This can be evaluated by serum FSH, LH testing. Anyway if you are pregnant or not can be tested by simple urine test. Consult your gynaecologist
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Taking Depo Shots To Prevent Pregnancy During Chemotherapy. Sore Nipples, Pressure In The Pelvis And Cramps. Pregnant?

Hi, You have not mentioned the time of last chemo. You can have children after chemo. What was chemo given to you should also be mentioned because some chemo can cause temporary sterility. This can be evaluated by serum FSH, LH testing. Anyway if you are pregnant or not can be tested by simple urine test. Consult your gynaecologist