Q: I currently have bifocal lenses which are called blended, which means that they have the distance correction in the largest portion of the lens and the reading correction in a small, curved section at the bottom of the lens. There is no visible line on the lens.
No. Many women stop having their menstrual periods after about 6-12 months of getting Depo-ProveraÂ® injections. This is no reason to worry. Itâs not a medical problem and it does not mean you are pregnant. It just means that your ovaries are resting, and the lining in your uterus does not grow.
Quick Answer. After stopping the use of Depo-Provera, women expect to resume menstruation within 1 to 3 months and their bones begin accumulating calcium again. Depo-Provera acts as a birth control, offering users options of receiving protection in the form of shots, which they inject every 11 weeks. While using Depo-Provera, bone growth slows and menstruation stops, a condition called amenorrhea, but these effects reverse within several months of the last shot.