Spotting. On Implanon Birth Control. Do Not Have Periods
I ve had the implanon birth control for over a year now. I ve had no periods during this time frame. I also run a lot s even before then I rarely had my period. Just the past two days I ve had very very slight spotting. Like not.really a big deal, but its just strange because its never happened before. Is this normal after over ayear nothke this occuring
Hello, Implanon is sub dermal hormonal contraceptive method, used for 3 yrs and effective more than 99%.
It has some side effects & it varies from woman to woman like irregular period/ spotting, prolonged amenorrhea, headache, Weight change, abdominal discomfort, nausea, fatigue, mood swing etc.
Do a USG lower abdomen & some hormone test including blood for beta HCG to rule out underlying pathology if any. Take iron supplements with your diet.
Avoid stress, control body wt by regular light exercise, drink plenty of water and need proper sleep.
If you need further consultation with me,then you can visit http://www.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-soumen-patra/63326. Take care.
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Spotting. On Implanon Birth Control. Do Not Have Periods
Hello, Implanon is sub dermal hormonal contraceptive method, used for 3 yrs and effective more than 99%. It has some side effects & it varies from woman to woman like irregular period/ spotting, prolonged amenorrhea, headache, Weight change, abdominal discomfort, nausea, fatigue, mood swing etc. Do a USG lower abdomen & some hormone test including blood for beta HCG to rule out underlying pathology if any. Take iron supplements with your diet. Avoid stress, control body wt by regular light exercise, drink plenty of water and need proper sleep. If you need further consultation with me,then you can visit http://www.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-soumen-patra/63326. Take care.