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Your question is a common question, after I had my birth controll planted the (IUD) I did not get my period for three months now I get it every month with light spotting the reason you may not get your period is that the IUD puts out slow release hormone to thin the viginal lining so a fertalized egg can not inplant it self, two years is verry uncommon yes but the best thing you can do for your self is to check with your doctor or even go to a porfessional OB/GYN. Also having the IUD you should check your self every month to feel the stings( DO NOT PULL IT OUT YOURSELF!) doing so could rip your cirvix! Have your doc do it. Your IUD should be checked every six months with a Pap at least once a year.

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Yes , its normal to not have your period .

I was on depo & its terribe , i had my period for one year straiqht .

Depo makes you not want sex & makes your back and leqs hurt .

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Yes this is normal, the implant can affect your period in many ways making it less/more common, heavier/lighter :)

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No, it's not normal to have no period a year after the implant is removed. See your health care provider for an exam and testing.

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Q: You have had the contraceptive implant this month and you haven't come on your period is this normal?
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I have had the Implanon for a little over a year now and I am constantly on my period Is that normal?

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