Subdermal Contraceptive Implants

You can tell if you're pregnant two or three weeks after unprotected sex.

Implanon will not protect against sexually transmissible infections, so you should continue using condoms unless you and your partner have both been tested for STIs and have committed to being faithful to each other. If you have any doubts or concerns, or if you want additional pregnancy protection, continue using condoms.

You can have the contraceptive implant inserted at any time you choose.

If you had one implant removed before its deadline and had another one put in that day, you have immediate protection.

i had to impanon fitted and two weeks later came on a light period, and 8 days later im still on, but its like the browny discharge stuff now! and i have sore boobs and feel bloated!! hope this helps?

Signs of pregnancy on the implant are lack of bleeding and positive pregnancy test. Take a pregnancy test.

Bleeding is unpredictable on the contraceptive implant, so what you're experiencing could be normal.

Hospitals only stopped using Implanon when it was replaced with Nexplanon. The difference is simply a change in the insertion process, and the ability to better see it with ultrasound.

yes

If you change to the pill immediately after the implant, you are not likely to be pregnant.

Definitely not.

Both breastfeeding and the contraceptive implant can prevent bleeding.

If you have the contraceptive implant and would like to get pregnant, have it removed. There is no other sensible, effective way to make it "less effective."

The advantage of the contraceptive implant is its high level of effectiveness. Because you don't have to do anything to make it work, there are no mistakes (like missing a pill) that can decrease its effectiveness.

The contraceptive implant is of no use if you are pregnant. It is normally removed. It does not harm or end a pregnancy.

Norplant is a birth control method that requires the surgical insertion of six flexible rods into the arm of the woman who will be using it. It has been replaced by a similar option with a single rod, good for three years. The first version of this replacement was called Implanon; Nexplanon is the version currently on the market. Nexplanon is identical in terms of patient perception, but includes improvements that simplify insertion and removal for the health care provider.

Irregular bleeding and spotting is a normal side effect of using hte contraceptive implant. In exchange for this inconvenience, you get top-tnotch pregnancy prevention.

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You may have irregular or absent periods on the contraceptive implant. YOu may also have extra spotting or bleeding. All of these are normal. If you have sudden absence of bleeding after a long period of spotting, take a pregnancy test.

ermm... i think if you tell me the meaning of implant, i can answer

Yes, you can get pregnant if you've had the implant in longer than its life and you are not using another method.

Gaining weight is normal. But I'm not sure about that 2 week period. That is PRETTY long. My mom gained lots of weight too by the way, from preganancy. You need to get a doctor, don't ask your questions here. Most of us are probably kids. And we have no clue what your talking about. You might be in danger too... Get the doctor (that you know) to tell you about your symtoms.

Yes, it's likely to get pregnant straight away. This is not because you're "more fertile," but because your hormones are adjusting back to your natural rhythm, and you don't know exactly when you're ovulating.

All women using the contraceptive implants have changes in their bleeding patterns.