Yes: Nexplanon is a progesterone only method of contraception and is associated with irregularly irregular bleeding which means there is no pattern to it. It is unpredictable . Estrogen is in contraceptives to regulate periods. Progesterone makes them lighter and provides the contraception. Still, a change can be indicative of infection and you should check with your doctor to be sure.
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