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alarson28 posted:

I was wondering if anyone knew if there were any reports about contracting hep c through a depo-provera shot possibly? cuz i was diagnosed last may and i don't use iv drugs (or any drugs for that matter) and the only needle that i've had poke me was from my depo shot. please help. if anyone knows anything

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:How did i get this?I was wondering if anyone knew if there were any reports about contracting hep c through a depo-provera shot possibly? cuz i was diagnosed last may and i don't use iv drugs (or any drugs for that matter) and the only needle that i've had poke me was from my depo shot. please help. if anyone knows anything

hawgfan responded:

Probably not through shot since docs use new needles. If you've been given blood before they started testing, tattooed from a place with poor sterile precautions, or other contact with contaminated blood.

Report This| Share this:How did i get this?Probably not through shot since docs use new needles. If you've been given blood before they started testing, tattooed from a place with poor sterile precautions, or other contact with contaminated blood.

alarson28 replied to hawgfan's response:

well i found out through giving blood.

Report This| Share this:How did i get this?well i found out through giving blood.

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