At Klinik Caring, we understand that every woman’s body and lifestyle are different.
For those who prefer a low-maintenance, reliable, and reversible birth control option, the hormonal injection offers safe and effective protection without needing to remember a daily pill.
Our clinic provides professional counselling and administration of contraceptive injections in a private, comfortable setting — guided by experienced female doctors.
What Is a Hormonal Injection?
The hormonal contraceptive injection (commonly known as Depo injection) contains a synthetic form of progesterone, a natural hormone that prevents pregnancy by:- Stopping ovulation (the release of an egg)
- Thickening cervical mucus to block sperm
- Thinning the lining of the uterus to prevent implantation
Who Can Use Hormonal Injections?
Hormonal injections are suitable for women who:- Prefer a long-term but reversible form of contraception
- Want a private and simple option that doesn’t require daily pills
- Are breastfeeding (safe after 6 weeks postpartum)
- Cannot take estrogen-containing contraceptives
- Have difficulty remembering daily medication
Benefits of Hormonal Injections
- Highly effective: Over 99% protection when taken on schedule
- Convenient: One injection every 3 months
- Safe while breastfeeding
- May reduce menstrual cramps and bleeding over time
- Discreet: No need for daily reminders or visible devices
What to Expect During Your Visit
During your consultation at Klinik Caring, our doctor will:- Review your medical history and menstrual cycle
- Explain how the injection works and what to expect
- Administer the injection safely in the clinic
- Schedule your next appointment for timely follow-up
Possible Side Effects
While most women tolerate the injection well, some may experience:- Irregular bleeding or spotting in the first few months
- Lighter or missed periods over time
- Temporary weight changes or mild mood changes
When to Start
- Can be given within 5 days of your period starting for immediate protection
- Can also be given after childbirth (after 6 weeks if breastfeeding)
- If started at any other time, additional protection (like condoms) may be advised for 7 days
Common Questions
1. How often do I need the injection?Every 12–13 weeks. We’ll help you keep track and remind you when your next dose is due.
2. What if I want to get pregnant later?
Fertility usually returns within a few months after stopping, though for some women it may take up to a year.
3. Does the injection cause permanent changes?
No. It’s fully reversible once the effect wears off.
4. Will my period stop completely?
Some women experience lighter or no periods after several months — this is safe and reversible.
At Klinik Caring, our goal is to help women make informed, confident choices about their reproductive health.
Whether you’re starting birth control for the first time or considering switching methods, our doctors are here to guide you with care and understanding.
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