Implant Insertion + Device (Gynaecologist)

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An implant is a small ‘match stick’ like rod that is placed underneath the skin of a woman’s arm. There are two types;
– Jadel: which works for up to 5 years
– Implanon: which works for up to 3 years

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• Breastfeeding mothers
• Poorly controlled hypertension
• Known history of deep venous thrombosis (blood clot problems)

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• Changes in periods(skipping)
• Changes in menstrual flow ( periods may become heavier or lighter)
• Lower abdominal pain

Note: You can remove the implant anytime even when the time for removal has not yet passed. Remember to carry the implant card with you.

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