Question ID
1983
Answer
<p>A new study from England found that women using the shot did have a higher risk of broken bones compared to women using other types of birth control—but that was the case before they ever used the shot.</p><p>Women who eventually used the shot were 30% more likely to have a broken bone before starting the method compared to women who went on to use a different birth control method. After starting the shot, women were no more likely to have a broken bone than before.</p><p>Maybe you’re wondering, if this is true, why the label for Depo carries a warning about its effect on bone density. Unfortunately, a lot goes into updating labels, so they don’t always reflect the latest research.</p>
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