Does anyone else on the inplant experience heavier periods than before you got it in?
it’s driving me crazy. I was given birth control pills to help but it came back when I stopped. The dr said because it stopped when the pills were being taken that proves the bleeding is from the inplant though which is a relief.
Original post by Anonymous
it’s driving me crazy. I was given birth control pills to help but it came back when I stopped. The dr said because it stopped when the pills were being taken that proves the bleeding is from the inplant though which is a relief.
Yes, it can be common to experience heavier bleeding. If you can't cope with it, which is perfectly fine, you can get it removed and you can try a different method of contraception.
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