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Removed Implanon. When Will Periods Start? Cramps, Sore Nipples, Lower Back Pain

When do you get your period after having the implanon taken out I only had it for 4 months only got my period once and that was last month , and now I m getting cramps but no period sore nipples I m moody I pee a lot more my lower back has been sore I have had cravings for pork crackle and now the thought of pizza discuses me , I only got the implanon out 8 days ago
Mon, 21 Jan 2013
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Hi,
Ovulation usually occurs within 6 weeks after removal of the implant. The hormone leaves the body within a week after removal. It is the best form of contraception available with a failure rate of only 0.05%. You seem to be experiencing hormonal withdrawal and you should be getting your period any time now. You may consult your doctor for further investigations if you do not get a period within a week. Good luck.
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Removed Implanon. When Will Periods Start? Cramps, Sore Nipples, Lower Back Pain

Hi, Ovulation usually occurs within 6 weeks after removal of the implant. The hormone leaves the body within a week after removal. It is the best form of contraception available with a failure rate of only 0.05%. You seem to be experiencing hormonal withdrawal and you should be getting your period any time now. You may consult your doctor for further investigations if you do not get a period within a week. Good luck.