Reacting to hormones: The contraceptive implant prevents pregnancy by slowly releasing a hormone which prevents ovulation. Potential side effects of the hormone is unpredictable, frequent, or prolonged menstrual bleeding. Sometimes, prolonged bleeding will decline after the first three months of use. Taking birth control pills for 3 months can help to regular menstrual period. Prolonged bleeding can cause anemia.
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