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Getting pregnant after contraceptive implant

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coffeeandcream · 07/06/2011 16:35

Hello all,

I'm starting to think about when we might want to TTC - won't be for a while yet I think - and I am currently using the contraceptive implant, had it in for a year and love it.

For anyone else who was using it, how long did it take you to fall pregnant after having it removed? I know it varies, but just wanted to hear others experiences.

C&C

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smearedinfood · 07/06/2011 17:22

4 months, I'd go implant again easily. Good Luck!

LoveInAColdClimate · 08/06/2011 06:48

Trying since January with no luck. Had v regular cycles before implant but now all over the place with very short/irregular luteal phase. Hope you have more luck!

gentlyfalling · 08/06/2011 16:24

It took me about 6 months to get back to a regular cycle after having the implant removed. The Dr who put it in said I'd go 'back to normal' withing 4-6 weeks. The Dr who took it out said it can take up to a year! I'm still not pg (2 years on) but I don't think that's down to the implant tbh.

LoveInAColdClimate · 08/06/2011 18:07

Yes, gentlyfalling- I am currently having tests re the calamity zone that is my luteal phase, and my doctor said things can take about 6 months to settle down after implant removal - seems all that "the great thing about it is that the moment you have it out your body goes back to norrmal" nonsense spouted by the manufactuers is bollocks in many cases.

izzybiz · 08/06/2011 18:14

When I went to have mine removed at the end of the 3 years the nurse asked me when I'd last had sex, as if it was in a certain time frame I could have fallen pregnant as soon as she removed it apparantly.

I had it removed in September and conceived in December.

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