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What Causes Nose Bleeding After Receiving Contraceptive Injections?

My daughter had the contraceptive injections a couple of times but the clinic is closed down and she is now single so not bothered about having them again yet, however she is tired all the time, has nose bleeds, has random periods (e.g not montly) and sleeps a lot. Any ideas?
Thu, 7 Dec 2017
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

Contraceptives regularize the period. It can also take a few months for the body to adjust after discontinuation of contraception.

This may be the case for her.

The discontinuation should not cause fatigue, nose bleeds, these need assessment.
Physical examination and blood tests such as complete blood count, may be needed

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What Causes Nose Bleeding After Receiving Contraceptive Injections?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Contraceptives regularize the period. It can also take a few months for the body to adjust after discontinuation of contraception. This may be the case for her. The discontinuation should not cause fatigue, nose bleeds, these need assessment. Physical examination and blood tests such as complete blood count, may be needed I hope this helps