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A member asked:
I got the implanon inserted about a month ago, iv noticed lately that you can feel it at the surface and it is red where it was inserted, rejecting?
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Get it checked: You should be able to feel the implant under the skin when you press down with your finger. It should not be red. I would schedule a visit with the doctor that placed it and have them take a look. It may be ok but it should be checked
Answered 2/14/2017
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