The contraceptive injection can be administered at any time during a woman's menstrual cycle though different times will mean different lengths of time before it starts to work. Ideally, the injection is given within five days of a woman's period which means that it is effective immediately. If the injection is received any time after the fifth day, other contraception such as condoms will be required for up to 7 days.
You don't have to be concerned about contraception.
It works for women that can't use other methods of contraception.
It can alter periods which is very useful for women who suffer heavy and uncomfortable periods.
It is safe to be used alongside breastfeeding.
It cannot be removed once given.
It can take longer than stated to wear off.
Although it can be beneficial to people who suffer a lot from uncomfortable periods, it can alter periods for the worst.
- How does it work?
- There are many advantages to the injection. These include:
You don't have to be concerned about contraception.
It works for women that can't use other methods of contraception.
It can alter periods which is very useful for women who suffer heavy and uncomfortable periods.
It is safe to be used alongside breastfeeding.
- There are however some disadvantages. These include:
It cannot be removed once given.
It can take longer than stated to wear off.
Although it can be beneficial to people who suffer a lot from uncomfortable periods, it can alter periods for the worst.