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Would smoking marijuana while using the nexplanon implant increase the chance of getting pregnant?
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Doobie-ous answer: No, smoking weed will not increase your pregnancy chances on Nexplanon, but it will increase your risks for future respiratory diseases and lung/throat cancer. I realize, as a MD, this is a "high minded" answer, but I am only looking out for your best health interests.
Answered 1/10/2020
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