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A member asked:
While trying to remove nexplanon, the scalpel may have hit one end of the rod. should i be worried? can this cause too much hormone to be released?
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Not Really: Your Nexplanon has been removed.Even though a small nick might have released small amount of hormone,it will not cause any problem in my opinion
Answered 4/23/2017
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