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Does amoxicilin and zithromax antibiotics cause implanon to not work?
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All can: Any antibiotic can interfere with the effectivness of birth control agents. Secondary method of protection is recommended while taking and for at least 2 weeks after finished. Ask your gyn for specifics.
Answered 12/31/2017
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