concieving after removing implanon

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  Bethbsn06

  May 2012

  It took us 5 cycles of active charting to get pregnant with dd after bcp and 5 cycles after mirena removal. Not the same method, but similar enough.

  

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  2ktBride

  May 2012

  I had my implanon removed in mid-June and was pregnant by the end of July with my first LO.  Good Luck!
  

  

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  regenab member

  June 2012

  I am currently using Implanon, but not for typical birth control (DH had a vasectomy), I used it to help control my Endometriosis. It actally stopped really working for me after a year, so my GYN just had do a Depo Provera shot to stop me from cycle on Implanon. She said Implanon is much lower dose then Depo, but the same medication, it is usually effective because it is giving a constant dose, where as Depo gives you to max does in the beginning and then dwindles over the next 12 weeks. Sorry for all the detail but I do have a point. I was on Depo for 10 years before I went off to have my twins. During that 10 years I didn't have a period at all, never cycled. It took my cycle about 8-9 months to come back to normal. So since Implanon is a much lower dose and doesn't sound like you have been on it for a decade like I was with Depo, I would imagine you would start cycling within a couple of months. I would also be prepared that if you go off in January you could very well get pregnant in February or March, some people are like that. But don't get discouraged if it takes you a couple of months to get your cycle back to normal.

  Good luck with the baby making! I am soo jealous, I would love to have 1 more.

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