had the contraceptive implant for 3 months. The first 2 months I had bleeding like menstrual bleeding. On the 3rd month, on October 27th, I had my period. Today, November 15th, my period has not come yet. I saw a little bleeding. I am so worried!

Hello doctor. Doctor, can you tell me how the contraceptive implant procedure is performed?

Hello doctor, I just had the Implanon implanted 2 days ago. The implanted area is bruised, sometimes there is a sharp pain at the tip of the implant, and now there is itching. Doctor, can I ask if the bruised area and the sharp pain at the tip of the implant with itching are normal? Thank you!

Hello doctor! I have had the second Implanon implant, but since the first implant, I have had continuous menorrhagia. When I went to the doctor, the diagnosis was normal, the menorrhagia was caused by the contraceptive implant. Then the doctor prescribed me birth control pills for 2 months, but when the pills ran out, my menorrhagia returned. I have endured it until now. So, doctor, can you tell me how to completely treat menorrhagia after having a contraceptive implant? I hope the doctor can advise and answer me. I sincerely thank you!

I have had a contraceptive implant for 2 years and 6 months. Doctor, "What happens if you don't remove expired contraceptive implants? At the time of the implant, I was still menstruating, and my menstrual cycle lasted more than 10 days. I had abdominal pain, insomnia, and hot flashes. Thank you, doctor.

Etonogestrel is similar to a natural hormone made in the body, which works by preventing the release of an egg during the menstrual cycle. Etonogestrel also thickens vaginal fluid to help prevent sperm from reaching an egg and changes the lining of the uterus to prevent a fertilized egg from attaching.

Hello doctor, I'm 28 years old this year, my neighbor's sister has placed an IUD in her uterus for 3 years but she got dislocated so she got pregnant unexpectedly, so I would like to ask if it is possible to get an IUD. Miscarriage and unwanted pregnancy?

Contraceptive implant is a method with many outstanding advantages such as high contraceptive effectiveness (up to 99%), long-term contraceptive duration (3-5 years), short and convenient procedure time, no effect on the quality of sexual life... However, contraceptive implant can cause menstrual disorders such as amenorrhea, menorrhagia after contraceptive implant. So is amenorrhea after contraceptive implant a disease?

The contraceptive implant Implanon is a small plastic tube containing contraceptive medication that is inserted under the skin of a woman's non-dominant arm. The implant contains the hormones levonorgestrel or etonogestrel.

Contraceptive implants are a modern, scientific method of contraception, and are considered the most effective method of contraception today. However, like other methods of contraception, contraceptive implants also have certain advantages and disadvantages.

Choosing the right contraceptive method is probably a concern for many people. Using contraceptive implants is one of the effective methods, not complicated, women do not have to remember to take it every day like birth control pills.