UConn fell short of the Cincinnati Bearcats in their last outing by a score of 65-57. This loss proved to be significant in the future of UConn menâs basketball coach, Kevin Ollie. Previously losing to two mediocre teams, Temple and UCF, Ollie and the Huskies had been struggling all season.
Like all drugs, Depo Provera has some side effects and also stays in the body long after its administration. A look at the side effects and the retention of the chemical in your body can help you understand how Depo Provera might affect pregnancy test results.
A Brigham and Women's Hospital answered. Depo-Provera is a hormone injection used for birth control. It is administered starting within the first five days of your period, then every 12 weeks thereafter. Working similar to a birth-control pill, Depo-Provera has the hormone progestin, which changes the lining of the uterus, making it difficult for sperm to fertilize an egg. In the weeks between shots, you do not have to use other contraceptive methods. It is 99% effective in preventing pregnancy.